[mgarblik]

As many of you know, the Boss Bird has been offered for sale for a good while now. With Covid 19 closing many tracks and a general disruption in our daily lives and racing, buying a race car and putting it on the track hasn't been the #1 priority for most. The plan is still to sell the race operation in tact and with that in mind, I have assembled engine #2, the one that ran 250+ MPH last year at Norwalk. I wanted to have some pics to remember the engine by in the event it is sold and possibly changed around a bunch. So here are some detailed pics of what a 3000+ HP traditional Pontiac looks like on the inside. Surprisingly simple really. Rugged parts able to withstand extreme PRM, pressures and load. I will post 5 pics of the bottom and 5 of the heads to start. If there is enough interest, I can post some more. Enjoy traditional Pontiac engine design, a true representation of the Ram Air V tunnel port head.