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02-03-2021, 11:07 PM
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The 70 RA-IV was my favorite "later model" GTO.
At one time I had a 1970 Ram Air 4-SD FORGED Crankshaft made by Kellogg Crankshafts for PMD. That special crankshaft went into Marty Palbykin's 406 cid Twin Turbo car that today is being driven on the TV program Street Outlaws with a 482 cid engine. Have you or anyone else ever heard of the RA-IV SD engine? Tom V.
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02-04-2021, 10:16 AM
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RA IV
I did hear about the SD rumors but never knew one existed. A funny story is when my 70 RA IV arrived at the dealership in Nyack NY they called Wayne and told him his car was in but it was sounding strange?? He drove down there immediately as they were getting ready to start taking it apart! They never heard a RA IV motor, they usually sold family cars! He took it home that day. I actually bought the brothers 64 GTO they raced and still have it 40+ years later. A 70 GTO has to be one of the best driving Muscle Cars I have owned
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