Meet Mark Stielow's Insane '69 LT5 Camaro: It's the Pinnacle of Pro Touring

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  • čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
  • Evan and Nick stop and chat with the Godfather of pro-touring Mark Stielow, and get an up close look at his amazing '69 Camaro with the LT5 engine and 6 speed transmission! Here's the specs on the car:
    VEHICLE: 1969 Chevy Camaro
    Engine
    TYPE: Chevrolet LT5
    DISPLACEMENT: 376 ci
    COMPRESSION RATIO: 9:1
    BORE: 4.070 inches
    STROKE: 3.622 inches
    CYLINDER HEADS: Stock CNC-ported
    ROTATING ASSEMBLY: GM LT5 forged crankshaft, Carrillo connecting rods, and Diamond forged pistons
    VALVETRAIN: Stock GM LT5
    CAMSHAFT: Katech hydraulic roller (0.658/0.660-inch lift, 274/303 deg. duration at 0.050, 120-deg. lobe separation angle)
    INDUCTION: LT5 “2650” supercharger, GM-based direct-injection fuel system
    ASSEMBLY: Katech
    EXHAUST: Hooker BlackHeart 1-7/8-inch headers and BlackHeart 3-inch exhaust system
    ANCILLARIES: Holley accessory drive with power steering pump, Earl’s Performance hoses, C&R engine radiator and supercharger heat exchanger, and dry-sump oiling system
    OUTPUT: 915 hp at 6,400 rpm, 850 lb-ft at 5,400 rpmDrivetrain
    TRANSMISSION: TREMEC Magnum T56 six-speed manual prepared by D&D Performance
    REAR AXLE: GearFX 9-inch with limited-slip differential, 3.54 gear ratios, 31-spline axles, Stielow Engineering axle end with C6 Corvette bearings for ABSChassis
    FRONT SUSPENSION: Detroit Speed coilover conversion (on Detroit Speed subframe), QA1 double-adjustable dampers, stabilizer bar
    REAR SUSPENSION: Detroit Speed QUADRALink with Panhard bar, QA1 adjustable dampers, stabilizer bar
    BRAKES: Brembo four-wheel disc; 390mm slotted, two-piece front rotors with six-piston calipers; 340mm slotted, two-piece rear rotors with four-piston calipersWheels & Tires
    WHEELS: Finspeed EVO forged aluminum; 18×10.3 front, 18×12 rear
    TIRES: BFGoodrich gForce Rival; 275/35R18 front, 335/30R18 rearInterior
    UPHOLSTERY: Black loop carpet
    SEATS: Recaro with red houndstooth trim
    STEERING: 1969 Camaro steering column with MOMO steering wheel
    SHIFTER: Custom-made shifter with Michigan Metal Worx boot ring
    DASH: Detroit Speed dash insert with custom trim
    INSTRUMENTATION: Dakota Digital with Michigan Metal Worx bezel
    HVAC: Vintage Air
    ROLLCAGE: Four-point, 4130 steelExterior
    BODYWORK AND PAINT: Sled Alley (metalwork and fab) and Dutchboys Hotrods (surface prep and paint)
    PAINT: Cortina White (Volkswagen)
    HOOD: Carbon fiber, vented cowl-induction; designed by Mark Stielow
    GRILLE: Stock
    BUMPERS: Front Marquez Endura Rear Stock but Shaved and Tucked
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Komentáře • 13

  • @scottlowe5824
    @scottlowe5824 Před 3 lety +5

    Mark rules - red devil - hellfire mayhem the car that started pro touring the mule - jackass what a badass group of cars 950 hp ls9 900 hp lt5 He’s the man!

  • @johna1160
    @johna1160 Před 3 lety +6

    Pentacle is a five pointed star symbol. The word you want is pinnacle.

  • @pontiacbob99
    @pontiacbob99 Před 3 lety +1

    Nice setup. I am looking into putting a LT5/A8 combo into a 70-73 Firebird. I would like to see pictures of your engine bay with the LT5. Any hood space issues? Did you mini-tub the backend? Are there headers for the LT5 F-body combo? Thanks for any suggestions you may have.

  • @cwmotorsports4497
    @cwmotorsports4497 Před 2 lety

    Very cool

  • @johndavey72
    @johndavey72 Před 3 lety +1

    Nick, Evan. I think you were both in Willie Wonka's Chocolate factory .....on steroids ! You were both star struck ! This gentleman must be a world aficionado regarding the first generation Camaro . It was great to see your unbridled passion ! So who was filming ? It can't have been your Dad , he's still out driving his Cadillac , probably made it to Texas by now !! 😁😁 Thanks Guys .

    • @ClassicNation
      @ClassicNation  Před 3 lety

      Our friends at @ Summit Studios filmed for us! Yeah, it was a great day! Pop wasn’t there this time. You’re right - he probably was out in the Caddy! Ha!
      Hope all is well, John!

  • @anthonydent616
    @anthonydent616 Před 2 lety +5

    Thanks for not showing the car!

    • @Guitars4Stars
      @Guitars4Stars Před 2 lety +3

      Wouldn’t that be kinda fun, WAS TO SEE THE “”FUCKING CAR”””!!!!!!

    • @mr.haneef22
      @mr.haneef22 Před 2 lety +1

      Exactly...!! Another misleading video. The should've shown the car and did the interview in voice over.

  • @jamescleveland6775
    @jamescleveland6775 Před 2 lety

    Words just don’t explain😜!

  • @JTient
    @JTient Před 2 lety +1

    Looks great I have a thing for first Gens as well. Having 50% resale value of what he dumped in on a show car ten times over. 😐 Hey can you roll you're next 6 builds into 1 that just couldn't be done any better. I am pretty sure he could have had D.S. Tux body Hoonicorn AWD and frame and a totally redone interior. There's a 2500 hp mid engine AWD GTO to get after. We all want 5o see a 69 done to the 9's and sweep the show circuit. The lead designer for Singer was accused of making a perverts dream of what a 911 could be. Something like that where it would actually make more sense to just building from scratch.

  • @michaelhopkins2221
    @michaelhopkins2221 Před 2 lety +1

    Sucked, got 10 seconds of seeing the camaro