Best Pontiac Powered Super Stockers

[oldskool]

Originally Posted by coolcanman

On the distributor question when u race a pontiac you have to massage chev parts to fit sometimes

Yeah, I guessed that when I didn't find a Pontiac dist listed.

[oldskool]

I think Norman Warling mentioned that Carroll was gonna try an iron head 428, in his GT car. They have a 10hp less factor than the alum heads. So, has there been any testing done to see how much power difference the alum E-heads make, if any ?

Do ya'll know of any other GT cars that have run an iron head 428 ?

[oldskool]

Another dummy question. Why do stick GT cars sometimes get less hp than auto GT cars, when using the exact same engine ?

Is this a common NHRA practice ?

I'll use the popular Stocker '77 400 engine as an example. This page shows 5hp less for stick GT cars, than auto GT cars.

http://www.classracerinfo.com/Engine...4&MAKE=Pontiac

While mentioning stick cars. Does anybody know of any Pontiac V8 powered stick GT cars, either current or former ?

[oldskool]

OK, ya'll gonna have to help me with this one.

As of the 2019 season, I assume that the 3 quickest Pontiac powered GT cars belong to Robert Cruzen, Todd Frantz, & Don Kennedy.

We know Robert has gone 8.90's. At the US Nats, Todd & Don both went 9-teens.

And I suppose Don has the quickest car with both a Pontiac engine & body, since the other 2 mentioned are Cobalts. If others are quicker, ya'll please post that info.

What other Pontiac powered GT cars are planned to debut this season, if any ? Just guessing that with the success of the 428 GT cars, there might be other converts. I suppose this is especially tempting to non-Pontiac guys, since the alum head 428 can now be built without any Pontiac factory parts.

As always, correct me if I'm wrong.

[Don Kennedy]

Originally Posted by oldskool

OK, ya'll gonna have to help me with this one.

As of the 2019 season, I assume that the 3 quickest Pontiac powered GT cars belong to Robert Cruzen, Todd Frantz, & Don Kennedy.

We know Robert has gone 8.90's. At the US Nats, Todd & Don both went 9-teens.

And I suppose Don has the quickest car with both a Pontiac engine & body, since the other 2 mentioned are Cobalts. If others are quicker, ya'll please post that info.

What other Pontiac powered GT cars are planned to debut this season, if any ? Just guessing that with the success of the 428 GT cars, there might be other converts. I suppose this is especially tempting to non-Pontiac guys, since the alum head 428 can now be built without any Pontiac factory parts.

As always, correct me if I'm wrong.

[oldskool]

Again I'll ask for purpose built Pontiac powered GT cars, that haven't been mentioned. I wasn't keepin up with racing during the '90's & early 2000's. So, there must have been some other decent GT cars.

Even lookin at the DRC nat event records from 1998-up, I can't tell exactly which GT cars may have had Pontiac power.

I know that the Hatari 4th gen is probably the most famous, because of all that Peter Biondo did with it. But there were probably other good ones built, that very few know about.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by oldskool

Again I'll ask for purpose built Pontiac powered GT cars, that haven't been mentioned. I wasn't keepin up with racing during the '90's & early 2000's. So, there must have been some other decent GT cars.

Even lookin at the DRC nat event records from 1998-up, I can't tell exactly which GT cars may have had Pontiac power.

I know that the Hatari 4th gen is probably the most famous, because of all that Peter Biondo did with it. But there were probably other good ones built, that very few know about.

Stacy McCarty