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Body/ Chassis This particular car stated as a very little rust vehicle. The only rust visible anywhere is a tiny
bit in the rear of the trunk, the battery tray (has been removed for more room in engine compartment and battery mounted in
trunk). From here the chassis received a stiffening kit and then a Reddawg Racing 940 body kit which is made from fiberglass
and included new rear bumper, 930 style quarter panels, slant nose front fenders and a 993 style front bumper was installed.
The car also has fiberglass front and rear hoods to further reduce its weight. The car was then finished off in the Mazda
mp3 color yellow paint job.
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Motor/ Exhaust/ Cooling The small block in this car has less than 5000 miles since complete rebuild. It is very
streetable for day to day driving. This motor produces horse power from 2500 rpms all the way to 6500. This car can sit in
traffic all day in 90 degree weather without the worry of over heating.(Thanks to Reddawg Racings cooling system). Below is
a partial list of parts used in engine. 4 bolt main, Bored to 355, 11 to 1 forged pistons, 2.02 ported steel heads which brings
compression down to a very streetable 10 to 1 or so Hydraulic Comp cam (2500 to 6500 rpm), Performer RPM intake, Demon 750
carb (electric choke), DUI custom curved electronic ignition distributor, Fluidine Dampener, Morosso oil pan, Holly Electric
Fuel pump, Stainless Braided fuel line from tank to carb And Fuel pressure gauge. Headers running to dual stainless canister
style mufflers Coolant lines running through rocker panels (no worry about hitting them on speed bumps) Griffin 3
core aluminum radiator with adjustable thermostat electric fan Transmission/ Clutch The 915 tranny 915 (with a factory
locker) It was rebuilt less than 2000 miles ago with all new bearings, gears and syncros and switched ring and pinion for
use in a mid engine car(at a cost of around $2000!). The car shifts far better than any 914 I've felt (as well as many 911's!)
as it recently had about $1000 put into custom fabrication.(By Reddawg Racing) The clutch has less than 2000 miles. The adapter
plate/ v8 conversion came from Reddawg Racing.
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RDR There is no substitute
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What a job!
THANK YOU REDDAWG RACING!!!!!!
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Interior Inside this car is a very clean black and grey interior. The carpet is fairly new and the seats are very
clean only with very minor tears in the bolster of the seats. There is a Momo steering wheel and Automotion leather shift
knob/ boot combo. The car has stock gauges with the exception of the tach, which is a 911 Turbo unit which was modified to
show oil pressure instead of boost. The dash, door panels etc. are also very clean. There is a three point roll bar (made
by Reddawg) which mounts to the floor in 3 places and also the upper seat belt mounting bolts. All in all the interior is
in incredible condition even for a fairly new car let alone a car from the early 70's
400hp Chevy V-8

Suspension/ Brakes/ Wheels The suspension, brakes and wheels are truly ready for a car with this kind of power.
Although though a little overkill by some, I personally wouldn't want anything less. Listed below is a list of what has been
used to make this car. Bilstein shocks front and rear (cir-clip height adjustable in back) 21 or 22mm front torsion (don't
quite remember) 180lb Weltmeister rear springs Weltmeister front and rear anti-sway bars Racing dual master cylinder set up
4 piston Brembo brakes front and rear. Stainless braided brake lines. 17x8, 17x9 C2 wheels (aftermarket) Painted black,Pirelli
P7000 225 45zr 17, 275 40zr 17 (about 75 to 80% tread)
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