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Here is one that make's 4000hp for $ 68,500 . No reason for a Merc
http://www.prolineracing.net/images/...NEW-4000HP.jpg

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Originally Posted by ratman (Post 3995770)

good luck with that, go to some of the car forums like lateral g, anyone that has done business with nelson seems to have regretted it... you can not hook up 2000 hp in a pro touring street car, 1000hp is about the max you can hookup with a 335/345 rear tire.... check out this 67 camaro built by mark stielow, he is a gm engineer that pretty much started the pro tour deal.. this 67 is his 14th build... http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=36652

here is his current project shooting for 1000 ponies out of a gm LS9 engine set up... http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=39584

I went to college with Stielow. Sharp dude. Down-to-earth, but a no-bs kinda guy.

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Originally Posted by pnettles (Post 3996736)

Here is one that make's 4000hp for $ 68,500 . No reason for a Merc
http://www.prolineracing.net/images/...NEW-4000HP.jpg

That's $68K for just the motor. It does not include the Turbo set up that Proline uses. They make some bad B!tches but you will spend way more than $68K to get there.

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