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Mild Built 1979 W72 Pontiac 400
After a personal deal falling through, I have decided to post my Pontiac 400 on the public forum. This is a mildly built combination but it makes awesome power. It actually makes more power than my stock LS1...no joke there. I previously had an aftermarket intake on but I have been in the process of putting a stock intake back on. That is why the intake and valley pan look ugly. I have roughly 7k miles on this combination....not that much run time. Great for anyone trying to restore a '79 400 W72 Firebird or someone simply wanting a strong street engine. I did this build in about 2010 and I roughly put $4k in this setup at the time. This will be intake to oil pan (no carb or ignition) with front accessories.
Also, this is from a non-air conditioning car so it has the metal hose bracket rather than the a/c components. Another difference over the a/c cars is it has a straight fan without a fan clutch. Bottom end... 1979 PWH Code block Block deck milled +.030" KB Forged Icon Pistons ARP rod bolts on stock rods Top end... 6X-4 heads milled to 87cc combustion chambers Converted to screw-in rocker studs with locks on the stock rocker arms Lunati Voodoo series cam shaft $2500 Untitled by Jonathon Randolph, on Flickr |
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curious why you say converted to screw in rocker studs, 6x heads come stock with them.
good luck with sale. |
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I basically said it has screw-in poly locks. You forgot the, “with....” Thanks, Jon |
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ok just curious.. but technically its worded that they were converted to screw in studs with locks. sorry for the confusion.
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Still available.
I popped off the valley cover to show it still looks brand new inside and then did some detailing on the outside. Again, this is a well built engine. Also, I forgot to mention in my initial post that it has an aluminum Flow Kooler water pump. Untitled by Jonathon Randolph, on Flickr Untitled by Jonathon Randolph, on Flickr |
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Would you swap for a 350 and a 455? Both needing rebuild but including #62 heads
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I’m ok, thank you for offering though!
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Sold!
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