Can An 85 Year Old Supercharger Make Hellcat Power? – Tony Angelo’s Stay Tuned



On this episode of Stay Tuned, the ‘Bird gets Blown! Tony and the guys finally fill the giant hole in the hood of their ’74 street freak Firebird project with a big and burly 6-71 supercharger, and hit the dyno to try and make some horsepower. Jammed with 462 cubic inches of Butler Performance Pontiac power and a 4 speed transmission, will the Firebird FINALLY have the big power to match the big attitude? Does this antiquated, 85 year old supercharger technology have the juice to make Hellcat power? Stay Tuned to find out!

0:00 Intro

0:53 Background on the Firebird

1:44 Intake Install

5:17 History of the Supercharger

6:27 Blower Install

15:41 First Startup!

17:11 QA1 Suspension Install

25:34 Rear Brake Refresh

28:19 Dyno Tuning

43:30 BURNOUTS!

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26 thoughts on “Can An 85 Year Old Supercharger Make Hellcat Power? – Tony Angelo’s Stay Tuned”

  1. Why didn’t you guys build for E85+? I don’t know anything about these cars so maybe there’s a good reason but I’ve built and tuned a few high compression turbo cars and E85 is such a game changer. I remember the first time I switched over and I’ll never go back.

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  2. Hi
    I have an 871 BDS Kit on my 74 T/A it is awesome. I put on a long time ago, but it all came back watching you guys. Wanted to let you know that the bolt for the crank was not to short, it is supposed to go behind the pully's directly into the balancer not sure if it will cause you any problems or not, I ended up machining out the center so that I didn't have to pull the pully's if I wanted to remove the Crank hub. Love this car and you show.

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  3. BMW makes a completely self-contained electric power steering pump that is the pump and it's reservoir in one unit I saw in an episode on YouTube they were building a car called project binky

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  4. I watched the episode where the burst plate blew on the hemi, y'all spent all night wrenching on that thing lol Tony had to step in a tell him what to say lol it's ok bro we all get nervous.

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  5. I remember teaching myself how to rebuild drum brakes back in the 80s when I was about 16…
    You talk about learning the hard way! I made 80 walk around trips to look at the other side..😂

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