Vehicle Owner

Member ID: Fasterfiat

Location: Casper, WY

Vehicle Info

1976 Fiat 124

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed-1mph
  • HP-1
  • Weight-1lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

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    • Currently 3.1/5 Stars.

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Last updated: Dec 25, 2006

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Robert’s Fiat 124

  • Currently 3.1333333333333 /5 Stars.
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Check out more pics under galleries at www.italiancarclub.com On the gallery page look at the sidebar for Robert Hall's LT-1 spider. Let's see: supra rack and pinion, 17 inch wheels, low profile tires, (wheels on with the help of a billet spacer, billet aluminum master brake cylinder, custom radiator, no heater, (no room), Deltec ignition, 94 Vette LT-1 with 700R4 automatic, B&M shifter, new instruments, painless wiring, new dash, new firewall and floor, new seats, (getting different seats soon, 22" driveshaft, original suspension, welded brackets for stability on rear end, (so I don't lose it), shortened camaro rear with new chevy drum brakes, Tom's Kick Ass Axles, (better than Moser), Eaton Posi track, 3.73 gears, all new. Engine was a new never used buy off of Ebay. Car was a well used buy off of Ebay. Dual exhaust all the way back, 6 point roll cage, new manifold bored to 58 mm, new Edelbrock 58mm throttle body, getting new cam, nitrous, 150hp shot, custom old ripped top still, body work due, spanked a 400c.u. firebird in the quarter, had the 160mph speedo buried on the highway, doesn't do too good on the stock suspension during scca events, needs beefier sway bar up front, sounds like an indy car, about $39,000 into it so far.

Fasterfiat's 1976 Fiat 124

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DoctorPDR  

Posted by: DoctorPDR

11/09/2009 06:01AM

Hello there...I went to the website you specified (Italiancarclub.com) but couldn't find your car. As far as the seats, no they aren't Fiat seats. They are Corbeau. I would love to see more about your car. Can you send me a link?Regards,R.

APCZ8  

Posted by: APCZ8

08/18/2009 09:08PM

You're sick man! I have a '74 and couldn't imagine what it would be like with a motor like that in it!

Fasterfiat  

Posted by: Fasterfiat

12/26/2006 12:34PM

No added weight stays planted very well, the 17's fit with no rubbing and no body twist due to extra frame strengthening and an engine strap. When we first had it running, rev the engine and the rear driver's tire would almost come off the ground. Due to get the interior and body done for $10 grand.

SPYDR77  

Posted by: SPYDR77

12/26/2006 08:47AM

Crazy!
Did you add weight to keep the car on the ground?

17s? is that 35 tire sidewall?

I'll bet you get a hell of a body twist when you jump on it.
I did a v6 conversion on a Alfa Spider,,, when I got on it the doors opened.

Very Cool, and I thought I had a rouge custom job.

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Member ID: Fasterfiat

Location: Casper, WY