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The power train info had already been submitted by the manufacturers. Tech simply had to verify trim. And in the case of the Trans Am, Delorean wanted the Trans Am to be considered a separate combination. At the time he was really hung up about competing with European cars.
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1969 Firebird AMA Specs In the case of the 1983 Z28, it was not considered a separate model by Chevrolet but merely an option for existing models. And, when you add up all the extra weights of the components for the Z28 package, spoiler (4.4 lbs), mirrors (2.6 lbs) and Z28 Special Performance Package (19.8 lbs), the total is less than 50 lbs to be added to a Berlinetta. So it would not have be considered a separate line item. Again, the line item was added ot the class guide because some people pitched a fit about it. 1983 Camaro MVMA Specs
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1/4 Mile ET: 14.013 1/4 Mile MPH: 97.830 1/8 Mile ET: 9.014 1/8 Mile MPH: 76.780 0-60 Foot ET: 2.075
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Would that be with about 4 lbs. boost? ;-) ;-)
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Thanks! When I googled MPR Racing, an engine shop in Miami filled the first 2 pages of search results!
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