1999 Pontiac Trans Am

Hatchback

5.7l LS-1

4L80E Automatic with Trans Brake

2G2FV22G2X2206600

Clear

Gasoline

Midwest chassis rear of car. Fab 9 rear Strange al. center section Strange al. yoke 3.25 pro gears Spool Moser 31 spline axles Midwest anti roll bar Midwest torque arm with adjuster and driveshaft safety loop Midwest control arms Moroso Tranny cooler w/ braided lines Built 4l80E with Rossler transbrake Yank 3400 Stall converter, and temp gauge Aftermarket drive shaft BMR tubular k-member Caged – 28—14.5 Hoosier quicktime pro’s Battery relocated with Optima Yellowtop deepcycle Twin Walbro 255 lph pumps Steel braided fuel lines Magnafuel fuel press. Regulator Aerotime fuel rails 60 lbs injector Alky control methanol injection Big stuff 3 standalone engine management with transmission control Custom turbo setup w/ Turbonetics TC76 Turbo Air to water intercooler Tial blowoff valve Tial wastegate 3” downpipe stepping up to 4” to 4” muffler. Single 4” exit Wideband oz feedback Turbosmart E-boost and boost controller Hardwood fiberglass WS6 hood 3 piece Bogart race wheels Sport race seat with harness’s Power inverter for laptop Car is a purpose built street/drag car. Supposed to be as much of a sleeper as it could be. Under the hood as much is hidden as possible, with custom turbo set up and inter cooler etc hidden mostly behind the bumper. Inside is caged with racing harness’s but otherwise stock and clean interior with aftermarket radio and front speakers still intact (Cage goes through rear speakers) with gauges tucked into air ducts etc. The car was generally used for street fun. Tested and proven setup to hook every time. It has never been dyno’d.. but has been run at a local 1/8th mile track often and runs consistent 6.60 every time with 2 ppl in the car, on current tune and only running 11 lbs boost. Have always kept the boost down to 11 lbs to keep it reliable and never beat on it or break it. Always drove the car to the track and back home, never trailered. Car was originally built and modeled after the well known “Mighty Mouse.”