Photo: Nelson Racing Engines
Pay attention to the 1969 Camaro in the adjacent images ladies and gentlemen, it might just be the best one you’ll ever see! How come? Well, to put it shortly, this muscle car packs no less than 2,000 hp.
The project, which comes from Nelson Racing Engines (NRE), eGarage and Roadster Shop has a 572 cubic inch Big Block Chevy crate engine, The twin-turbo 2000 hp unit belongs to the NRE Billet Blackout Series and works with a six-speed gearbox and a twin 10.5-inch dual disc clutch.
The engine breaths through a 304 stainless steel NRE exhaust with an x-pipe setup, while cooling comes via an aluminum dual-row dual pass radiator which uses two electric fans. Each cylinder has two injectors, running on 91 octane gas and receiving racing gas only when boost is necessary.
Further down the power line, we find a Strange 9-inch rear nodular case and 35 spline axles. The Camaro rides on HRE wheels that use Drag Radial rubber to send the power to the road.
The engine breaths through a 304 stainless steel NRE exhaust with an x-pipe setup, while cooling comes via an aluminum dual-row dual pass radiator which uses two electric fans. Each cylinder has two injectors, running on 91 octane gas and receiving racing gas only when boost is necessary.
Further down the power line, we find a Strange 9-inch rear nodular case and 35 spline axles. The Camaro rides on HRE wheels that use Drag Radial rubber to send the power to the road.
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