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Basic Specifications
Vehicle Color: BlackEngine Type: 8 Cylinder
Transmission: Manual
Est. Horsepower: 340 HP
Est. Curb Weight: 3,400 lbs.
Mileage: 40,000 miles
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Get your forum exposure. Click here and join for FREE!DJSexay's 2000 Pontiac Formula Firehawk
IASCA Sound Competition Show Car
About this Current Vehicle:
This car was bought new in 2000, and remained stock for 1 year before I decided to begin it's transformation into a sound-off competition car.
For 2004, I decided to step up a bit, and started competing in Street X 601+. IASCA's Street X is an expert level class, with sound judging from both seats, and no restrictions on what you can and can't do to the car. This install has been a constant evolution over 2 seasons of competing, before becoming what you see here. It is still evolving, with complete redo in progress now for '08.
Pictured below is the setup that took 3rd place at IASCA Finals in 2005.
Vehicle Journal:
Apr 06
finally in garage
After moving into a new house almost a year ago, the garage is finally finished enough that I can put the car in and get back to work on the sound system. Hope to be done sometime this summer.
Factory Options:
Formula model with ttops, leather, power, traction control, hurst shifter.
SLP Firehawk package with chrome wheels, Bilstien suspension package, Auburn rear.
Exterior Modifications:
N/A
Interior Modifications:
complete custom interior built around a high performance sound system
Performance:
Whisper lid, Loudmouth exhaust
Suspension/Chassis:
control arms and subframs
Drivetrain:
N/A
Electronics:
Complete custom sound system built around JBL amps and speakers.
To-Do List:
Ugh! I can't type that much!
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6 Comments on DJSexay's Formula Firehawk
awesome system! thats one way to use the backseats.
Great interior...
Very nice.
Very original. I had to triple-take on those interior pics to make sure I was seeing correctly.
all of the interior work was done using fiberglass in some form or another. You can check out my site, www.djsexay.com for tons of build pics of all my various systems.
Hot damn! Your interior work is fantastic...I love the subtlety of it all. What did you use to rebuild the dash and interior panels?