Best Pontiac Powered Stockers

[gsa612]

Originally Posted by oldskool

Gotta give a special shout out to Brent Flynn. When I 1st discovered this site, he had a build thread going, switching his '68 Bird from a 455 bracket car, over to a 400 powered Stocker.

And, he was trying to do it on a budget. I REALLY enjoyed following his build.

I wonder what ever happened to Brent,he hasn't posted since early 2016.Any Div.3 guys seen him?...gsa612

[oldskool]

Originally Posted by gsa612

I wonder what ever happened to Brent,he hasn't posted since early 2016.Any Div.3 guys seen him?...gsa612

Looks like he's "Rockin" & building a stroker.

https://www.facebook.com/brent.flynn.501

[Mark Yacavone]

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[MR DERBY CITY]

Originally Posted by gsa612

I wonder what ever happened to Brent,he hasn't posted since early 2016.Any Div.3 guys seen him?...gsa612

I only met him once at Indy pts meet. In addition to being a GEARHEAD, he is quite an established guitar player...I mean he is bad Azz ....and has played with some of the greats...

[oldskool]

Thought of another Pontiac record holder. Scott Underhill's '71 455HO powered T-37 held the E/SA nat record, for a while. And I think his engine just got a 5hp reduction.

[oldskool]

I think Stephanie Pike now drives the former Larry Maxwell red 455 Lemans.

While lookin thru my pics, I also found one labeled Larry Maxwell Wagon. It's one of those that has the GTO type front. This one reminds me of the Jim Hand wagon. For any who don't know, Jim was a big name in Pontiac circles, having written a book & lots of articles about Pontiac performance.

Jim's book is out of print & now has a high price tag.

https://www.amazon.com/How-Build-Per.../dp/1884089674

[oldskool]

Don't think I've mentioned this. Adam Strang got a good piston approved & built a 350HO for his '68 Bird. I think he made at least 2 races with it.

Anyhow, he posted that he ran a 10.837 @ 122.80 mph ! As far as I know that's by far the quickest pass ever made by a Pontiac 350 powered Stocker.

I suppose the next quickest might be low 11's, by one of the '74 GTO's, maybe, Brad Koivisto.

[Adam Strang]

Originally Posted by oldskool

Don't think I've mentioned this. Adam Strang got a good piston approved & built a 350HO for his '68 Bird. I think he made at least 2 races with it.

Anyhow, he posted that he ran a 10.837 @ 122.80 mph ! As far as I know that's by far the quickest pass ever made by a Pontiac 350 powered Stocker.

I suppose the next quickest might be low 11's, by one of the '74 GTO's, maybe, Brad Koivisto.

Little off topic from the current conversation, I dynoed the 350 in April and made some decent numbers. It's currently apart and having some updates performed,hope to have it back in the car next spring. I did end up going 10.80@123 last year with it.

[oldskool]

Hey, 10.80, with a Stock legal Pontiac 350 ain't too shabby !

This is just an opinion question. Would the '69 #48 350HO heads, with their larger valves, make much difference in power output ?

[HP HUNTER]

Originally Posted by oldskool

Thought of another Pontiac record holder. Scott Underhill's '71 455HO powered T-37 held the E/SA nat record, for a while. And I think his engine just got a 5hp reduction.

This would be my choice.