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240 hp from a 97 V6??

I know the v6's are pretty peppy but 240 horses? I think its BS but this guy claims he did it check out his pics and performance numbers and let me know if this is even humanly possible... Maybe its worth a few laughs... if anything..

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always wanted to know if there were any mods to get a few more horsesout the 6 bangers my girlfriend has a 2002 Firebird Coupe YES!! I'vefound a firebird kinda gal..lol anybody have any tips?this is not mywebsite nor do I know this person

2002 Pontiac Firehawk 1979 Pontiac Firebird 1968 Chevorlet Camaro
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Frizzle
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It must be the performanc boost from the red cable wraps LOL seriously though this guy

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is getting 350 hp at the rear wheels from a supercharged V6 , total maniac

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Russell

Why did he use a T5 and not a T56? I thought the T5 couldn't take more the torque of a 350, much less enough power to get his firebird into the 12's.

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Bruce Chang

did you guys see he claims his 2 12" planet audio subs are giving him a sound pressure level of 148.95.......anyone who knows anything about car audio knows he is full of shit. He could be at 118 maybe. That may also be a benefit of the red wire loom .......

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Hitman0187

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William Allen Morgan

his 2 12" subs are most likely running around 145 db max. i have seen 2 12" subs do 152 db but that was in a car you couldn't drive for mor than 2 minutes because the interior was covered in wood. to make the interior the right dimentions.. kinda like turning you car into a speaker box with an engine and wheels... windows are bolted shut with thick plexi. sittting area is only a foot wide and you drive it with the door open so you have room to sit.

check out the net for the world champ. in db drag racing.

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