350 El Camino
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My friend has a 1985 El Camino with a stock 350 V8. Well, he didn't keep up with me after the first few seconds! He has a Flowmaster exaust and a K&N air filter. I thought he might actually keep up with me but nope, i was long gone!
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Nice kill!!
Yea, the cars in the 80s really seemed to loose their HP and speed factors.
I mean there are still some pretty fast ones made, but only the top of the lines were fast, 5.0 Mustang, Buick GN Turbo, etc.
Again nice kill against a 350 V8.... still something to be proud of.
Yea, the cars in the 80s really seemed to loose their HP and speed factors.
I mean there are still some pretty fast ones made, but only the top of the lines were fast, 5.0 Mustang, Buick GN Turbo, etc.
Again nice kill against a 350 V8.... still something to be proud of.
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