We never used anything over 450 horsepower in our lobbies, limited to the stock horsepower rating of the Chevelle, so the Red Devil obviously wasn't run because it was too powerful and also not a stock Camaro. We tested everything from fake '69 Judge GTO('64 tempest) all the way to ZL1 '69 Camaro & 454 '70 Corvette. The '67('63) L88 was a let down because it has no traction on the C2.
what about the Baldwin Motion Phase III 427 camaro 500hp.
I'm wasn't aware of that one. Which dealer installed that? All I knew about were the Yenko & COPO models.
Motion performance was the place that did the work...Baldwin something was the dealer name lol they had Phase I & II & III 427 camaros & novas they had a 454 vega and chevelle.........Theres also Berger 427 camaro, the infamous Dana 427 camaro, Baldwin Motion, Yenko, COPO, Fred Gribb 427 cars and of course Nic"K"ey 427 performance cars
This is why I love the muscle car era, because dealer options back then were awesome. That's like buying a new Camaro SS from the dealer and having them install a 572BBC or an LS9, it doesn't happen.Motion performance was the place that did the work...Baldwin something was the dealer name lol they had Phase I & II & III 427 camaros & novas they had a 454 vega and chevelle.........Theres also Berger 427 camaro, the infamous Dana 427 camaro, Baldwin Motion, Yenko, COPO, Fred Gribb 427 cars and of course Nic"K"ey 427 performance cars
