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Vehicle Owner

Member ID: TheDeadHart

Location: none, New Jersey

Vehicle Info

1995 Pontiac Firehawk

Major Upgrades

  • port and polish

Ratings

    • Currently 4/5 Stars.
    • Currently 4/5 Stars.

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Last updated: Jun 17, 2007

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Aaron’s Pontiac Firehawk

  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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Want to build this car for yourself? Here's how to do it...

1995 Firehawk - $10,000 - $20,000 depending on when and where

Lingenfelter
350c.i. LT-4 conversion - $9,100

MSD
MSD Ignition Wires - $100
OptiSpark - $600

Global West
height adj coilovers - $375
Short Upper A-Arms - $350
Rear Trailing Arms - $600

Koni
Koni Adjustable Shocks - $1200

SLP
SLP PanHard Bar - $10
SLP Headers - $800
Firehawk Center Caps (when the originals get destroyed) - $13
Firehawk Decals (don't overwax)- $13

Torsen
Torsen Differential -

Moser
Axles - $300/pair

Wilwood
Wilwood 6 Piston SuperLite Calipers w/ vented rotors - ~$1500
Aluminum Hats - $100+ each
Steel Brake Lines Front/Rear - $85

Canton
6 qt. pan - $350

Assorted
Underdrive Pulley - $100
Shock Tower Brace - $100
Aluminum Drievshaft - $350
Engine Cooler -
Power Steering Cooler -
High Flow Oil Pump -

*Note: This is NOT including the small things like bushings, gasket kits, etc. that it took to put this car together.

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Vehicle Owner

Member ID: TheDeadHart

Location: none, New Jersey