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Old 05-23-2011, 04:59 PM   #1
RamAir95TA
 
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455whp 10-second 1995 Pontiac Trans Am, fully loaded - $10.5k

Welp, it's for sale. First 10.5k takes it. Over 25k invested.

Car is a 1995 Pontiac T/A, green, WS6 ram air hood and airbox. Has some cosmetic blemishes, but nothing major. This has been my baby for the past 11 years, and it's time to move on.

Here's the complete list on the engine alone. Motor has approx. 2000 miles on the following NEW parts:

Factory 4-bolt block, modified oil galleys, zero-decked
Ohio Crank 3.75" forged crankshaft, 1 piece RMS
All Clevite H-series bearings
Scat 6" forged I-beam rods
SRP -5cc forged flat-top pistons, Total Seal rings
Canton 242T oil pan
Melling 10552 Select oil pump, high volume/high pressure
Cometic .035" head gaskets, 12.8:1 static compression
Advanced Induction 200cc ported stock castings with beehive springs, 7/16" rocker studs, Trickflow guideplates, PAC 1218 beehive springs, Trickflow chromoly pushrods, LS7 lifters, Crane Gold NSA 1.6 rockers
Advanced Induction billet core custom grind stroker cam, 237/242, .604"/.598", 108 LS.
Cloyes 3145 double roller timing chain
CSI electric water pump, 160 thermostat
Advanced Induction street ported LT1 intake manifold, powdercoated green flake, EGR blocked/deleted
Holley 58mm throttle body
Stock MAF, WS6 airbox
Polished smoothie valve covers
Lucas flow-matched 42# injectors, OEM rails, OEM fuel pressure regulator, Racetronix hotwire pump kit + Walbro 255lph pump
Delphi optispark (about 10k miles)
MSD 8.5mm wires with TR55 plugs.
LPP stainless long tubes

Pretty sure that's it on the motor...I'm probably forgetting something, but it made 455whp through a 4L60E, 4000 stall, and a Ford 9" with 3.90 gears.

The mods on the rest of the car? Phew...here goes:

Front suspension:
UMI K-member
UMI tubular non-adjustable upper control arms
UMI tubular adjustable lower control arms
QA1 front springs, single adjustable
275# drag springs
Front swaybar and front bumper support removed

Rear suspension:
Comp Engineering 3-way adjustable shocks
Wolfe solid rear sway bar, adjustable
Spohn HD torque arm
BMR adjustable panhard rod
BMR boxed non-adjustable LCAs with LCA relocation brackets

Chassis:
Wolfe 6-point weld-in cage, mild steel
BMR boxed SFCs, weld in

Exhaust:
LPP stainless long tubes/y-pipe, Quicktime electric cutout, Hooker Aerochamber cat-back

Drivetrain:
Performabuilt Level 2 transmission, 4000 stall, B&M Supercooler
Denny's Driveshaft nitrous-ready chromoly shaft, 1350 yokes
Moser 9" housing, GM Motive 3.90 gears, narrowed 1.5" each side, 33 spline axles, 5x4.5" bolt pattern

Brakes:
Fronts - OEM, Hawk HPS pads, Brembo blanks, SLP line lock
Rears - Wilwood Dynalite kit
SJM ABS delete kit

Misc:
Stroud 5-pt harness
WS6 ram air hood, factory airbox
Walbro 255 pump, Racetronix hotwire kit
!AC, !cruise control, !AIR

Wheels/Tires:
Weld Pro Stars front, 15x3.5", Kumhos, 15x10 rear, 295 MT drag radials

I am in no rush to sell the car and the price is pretty firm being that it's reasonable as it is. There are more pics/videos listed in my signature if you're interested. Feel free to PM me or email me at jspena@gmail.com if you'd like more details/pics.
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-Joe-
1995 Trans Am
Advanced Induction 383, Performabuilt 4L60E, Ford 9", all motor, daily driven.
10.82 @ 124.25, 1.43 60' 455whp, 445wtq
Clip of 10-second pass.

More info: http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt...damn-time.html
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