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Basic Specifications
Vehicle Color: arctic whiteEngine Type: 8 Cylinder
Transmission: Auto
Est. Horsepower: 300 HP
Est. Curb Weight: 3,200 lbs.
Mileage: 102,500 miles
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JoeCool's 1997 Pontiac Firebird Formula
1997 PONTIAC FIREBIRD FORMULA
About this Previous Vehicle:
CAR IS SOLD as of 8/08
Had too many issues I got tired of fixing, plus we're trying to buy a house. So no time or money for it anymore.
Factory Options:
LT1 V8
4L60E automatic transmission
limited slip rear axle with 3.23 gear ratio
Exterior Modifications:
WS6 ram air hood
Black decals
Carbon Fiber b-pillar (triangles)
Smoked lenses
Silverstar bulbs
Interior Modifications:
Silver faced guages
Performance:
K&N FIPK cold air intake
Granatelli MAF (POS, don't waste $)
Edelbrock throttle body
Custom billet throttle body spacer
Custom 3" side exit exhaust with Dynomax bullet muffler
Suspension/Chassis:
none, returned to stock and sold parts
Drivetrain:
TCI street fighter 2800rpm stall torque convertor
Transgo shift kit
3.73 ratio rear differential gears
Electronics:
Rockford Fosgate front components
Sony Mobile ES 3-way rear speakers
Visonix 8" subwoofer
Escort Passport 8500 X50 radar detector
To-Do List:
Not saying this will be my last Firebird, just my last NEWER GM car.
I plan on getting a 1st (67-69) or 2nd gen (70-81) Firebird formula or Trans am.
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106 Comments on JoeCool's Firebird Formula
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diggin the formula, you should have kept it!
5 stars also very nice car.
wow joe sorry bout all the problems, never heard of so many on 1 bird
Nice!
I was going to get one just like yours once I forget why i didn't...
oh well
nice bird.
very sick man...keep rockin it brother....appreciate the compliment.....see you on the street man....thats an ill firebird!!
5 stars also. Nice bird looks like mine
Looking great man! I need to order a dedhead for this bird.
that's one sick ride you've got there yourself... yeah my dad was glad to get me into the car scene he thought it was much easier to spend money on it too haha... but he always says "atleast it keeps you out of trouble" lol good luck with wh
I put an insulation peice between the battery and behind the headlight and some insulation on the bottom of the metal bracket I made. I measured the battery dimension width x height to make the hold down bracket. Of course I painted it to make it look it
Thanks. Nice Formula. Makes me miss my LT1.
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