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Pontiac Fiero Turbo:
Regarded as the Porsche Eater of its time, this Fiero
featured a turbocharged engine with a fully functional
intercooler located within its rear wing. This model was
also built on a 1988 chassis, which featured an updated
suspension system and brakes. |
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Pontiac Fiero Turbo:
Shown here is a fully functional ram-air roof scoop. |
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Pontiac Fiero Turbo |
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Pontiac Fiero Turbo:
Rear wing and intercooler. |
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Pontiac Fiero Turbo |
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No matter where in the world it is today, each Fiero frame went
through a 2.5 story Gilman mill-and-drill
machine where its chassis was gauged at the tops
and leading edges of both doors and centered
cross-car, then drilled with 39 mounting points
for the external body panels. This precision
allowed panels to be fitted within ± 0.50mm. The
entire process took less than 1 minute to
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