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Old 03-30-2017, 07:02 PM
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Agree. Butler, Quillen, All Pontiac, Palbykin, Justin S, and the rest of the SO crew on the episodes did a great job.

All that matters is they showed Pontiac Engines were still good engines.

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Agree. Butler, Quillen, All Pontiac, Palbykin, Justin S, and the rest of the SO crew on the episodes did a great job.

All that matters is they showed Pontiac Engines were still good engines.

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OK I'll ask.......what the heck did Marty do, besides unload his old chassis and make money off Justin .

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this head doesn't even know how bad ass it is, it's very humble lmao.
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In this case wouldn't that be Elephant poacher?

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In this case wouldn't that be Elephant poacher?
I doubt it cares what it runs over, but Elephant Poacher or Rat Poison works just fine.

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What's funny about it? A 340 cfm standard port and pushrod location head that pushes a door car to 3.90's in the 1/8th at 190+ mph...who else has made a 340 cfm standard pushrod and port location head that has done that?

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Very True. Have always been impressed with how well all of the 405 Street Guys can manage the power and for the most part get down the track.

Course there have been cases like the Daddy Dave Truck where the owner had some tuning issues over the past couple of years.
When Dave was driving, the truck looks like it was on a slot car track set of rails. Very impressive for sure.

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^^^Probably the most factual post ever! ^^^

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