The Formula was about 4-1/2 seconds quicker than the regular Firebird. It felt more stable, more willing to turn into corners. If you're after a place on the Goose Point top ten list, this is the car to have. Just be prepared to pay a hefty premium for it. For regular racing the ordinary Firebird is good enough - driving skill counts too!
The rear end is overly strong and heavy just for D class, but occasionally I drop in a stronger motor and run in B or SD class.
  | Wheels | Aluminum Alloy |
  | Tires | Yokohama 345/50/16 Front, 345/45/17 Rear |
  | Shocks | XHD 0.40 Front & Rear |
  | Springs | 150lbs Front, 300lbs Rear |
  | Sway Bars | 80nm Front, 270nm Rear |
  | Traction Bars | Anti-Hop Bar Rear |
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  | Spoilers | 125 Front, 125 Rear |
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  | Engine Block | Chevy 400 SB |
  | Camshaft | Performer RPM |
  | Carburetor | Dominator 2300 2V 400cfm |
  | Connecting Rods | Raven Maxi-Light 93 |
  | Cooling System | Chevy Small Block Standard |
  | Crankshaft | Raven Ultra-Light |
  | Cylinder Head | Performer 9.25 |
  | Electrical System | GM Std Dual Point |
  | Exhaust Manifold | Rumble Pipe Headers |
  | Intake Manifold | Edlebrock Perf RPM |
  | Lubrication System | Bully HD |
  | Pistons | Wedge Top 0.25 |
  | Valvetrain | Chevy Solid Lifter |
  | Exhaust Pipes | Hooker Performance Dual |
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  | Final Drive | GM 12-Bolt 3.73 |
  | Transmission | Borg-Warner T-10Y |
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  | Weight | 3452 lbs |
  | Horsepower | 380 |
  | Torque | 474 lb/ft |
  | 0-60 Time | 4.2 sec |
  | Top Speed | 150 mph |
  | Roll Rate | 1.8 |
  | Understeer Bias | 0.22 |
  | Goose Point Time | 5:14.93 |