What was the stock P.S.I. for a typhoon?

Great question!

I seem to recall that it was on the low side.

Great detail shot of the '64 in your sig!

I believe it is set for about 13.8...

Ok thank you. Im thinking about buying one and he had the engine rebuilt and he said its set to 15 lbs of boost. And thanks LS6. Its actually up for sale if your interested lol. Corvette 283 and an M22....mmmmmm tasty

Ok thank you. Im thinking about buying one and he had the engine rebuilt and he said its set to 15 lbs of boost. And thanks LS6. Its actually up for sale if your interested lol. Corvette 283 and an M22....mmmmmm tasty

Nice combo!

Got pics to post?

It is 15psi acording to my tuner, once I get my 255 fuel pump to go with the bigger injectors on it I will have my tuner put it up to 20 psi.

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Yeah i'll post some pics of it. Its slightly rough....its wearing its original paint lol

Can't wait to see them!

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=...ideoid=20156412

theres a vid of it revvin

Very cool, but I'm sure it would be better if I fixed the sound on my machine.

Still, it's great to see a Chevy smallblock rocking a car from side to side!

My cameras speaker is $h!ty...and my mom wasnt willing to go brave the fumes spewing from the tail end lol. I'll take a waaaay better video soon.

Here are a couple of pics to tide you over

WHOA!

I didn't even know it was a Camino until you posted those pics!

I really,really, like it.

I was expecting a Chevelle sport coupe, and I'm pleasantly surprised.

Cool.... I'd love to own that.

I too was expecting a Chevelle sedan/Coupe.

Cool.... I'd love to own that.

I too was expecting a Chevelle sedan/Coupe.

Yeah I probably should have mentioned that lol. My dad got it from the original owner for $3,200

It looks so original, nice find on your dad's part.

Yeah its pretty original...about the only stuff done is new super 40 exhaust and when the guy changed it from a three on the tree to the M22 and the engine swap

I'm going to guess that the original engine was a straight 6.

Mmmm if I remember correctly it was a 283 then he blew it up and replaced it with the vette engine

Could have been.

But I remember displacement badges on the '65s, not sure if the '64s had them though. The '65 wagon my family had had "283" over a "V" at the leading edges of the front fenders. It looks like this Camino has some sort of badge low on the fender in front of the door - but it doesn't look like a displacement badge.

I'll look it up.

I thought that only 327 and up got that badging?

It looks like it wasn't done on the '64s. The '65s had it though.