1972 455 HO Pontiac 600 HP Dyno Pulls

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Uploaded by on Jul 10, 2009

done at AMS Racing Engines in West Allis, Wisconsin on 10 July 2009.

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  • What kind of compression is that thing pushing now? I know stock was in t he mid 8s.....are you using a domed piston?

  • @dnazz32 11.5 compression with Ross domed forged pistons.

  • I've seen powerful pontiacs with demons but i know holleys pack a punch too. i am building a '66 389 of a GTO but all i need is the carb...what might be better for a cam with 237 duration

  • @marioalonsojr You could go with a 750 jetted rich or an 850 jetted lean. Or have you already decided? Sorry about the wait.

  • 7F6 i guess,what is max flow at 28 inches?

  • @plopzzzzzz 1972 7F6 455 HO. Exhaust crossovers are filled with a complete port job. Doug Nash intake. I ported and gasket matched everything. Sorry I do not have flow numbers readily available. Sorry it took me so long to respond.

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  • I have a set of 72 455 HO heads, used but in the GM boxes.....wonder what they are worth?

  • them 70s pontiacs are so bad ass if you ask me pontiac was the most suporior muscle car brand in the 70s

  • @cmwilkecm thanks for sharing this pure pontiac!

  • it will be nice to see old TRICK '66 rippin' up the track again, plenty of victims fell to the wicked trick '66 on hy100 back in the day.

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