1970 454 Camaro
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To my knowledge, they never produced a 454 in a camaro. The largest displacement engine for the camaro was the 396. Baldwin Motion might have done something like the Yenko and I think they did it but it wasn't a production car.
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There wasn't a 454 1970 Camaro in production by GM from the factory. The 396 was the largest engine you could get.
Baldwin Motion did a '70 version with a 454 I believe, but I've never seen or heard of a Yenko '70 Camaro. Yenko did the '70 Duece Nova with the LT1 powerplant due to higher insurance costs.
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Baldwin Motion did a '70 version with a 454 I believe, but I've never seen or heard of a Yenko '70 Camaro. Yenko did the '70 Duece Nova with the LT1 powerplant due to higher insurance costs.
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Originally Posted by lcsbird
I was just wondering if anybody knew the 1/4 mile time for stock a 1970 454 Camaro and about how many were produced.
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Im gonna go out on a limb on this one and say that they never made a 454 camaro and that the largest was a 396
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Oh yeah, and baldwin motion made a 454
Glad I could add more information to this thread.
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Oh yeah, and baldwin motion made a 454
Glad I could add more information to this thread.