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Been there and it SUX, my then new '76 Corvette was "autographed" by an actual Bitch on the passenger side...being a clever guy I took it to a guy that pinstripes and had him fill it in with a complimentary color and duplicate the "design" on the drivers side so it looked like it was just a...

Another vote for the AS4s, I've been running them on my Bullitt over 2 years now (11K miles) and have no complaints, even a couple of quick trips around the track at Sebring where I got to push them much harder than on the street with no problems...

Welcome to the Bullitt gang, as for the M5 "problem" that can be easily fixed...I went ESS.

As I said in a previous post, having had PD and turbo cars before, most notably a CTS V and a volvo V70R, I knew what i didn't like about both so I decided to go Centi with the goal in mind of "driveability" on the street as I wanted to build a very capable yet civilized road car that would be...

I'll take it if still available, text or call 863-633-8936.

And so it begins, got the ESS kit today waiting on injectors and tune....

Actually Procharger was my first choice, but the price difference made me go with ESS.

Well, I went and did it, ordered the G3X kit with a G4 intercooler...having had cars with Turbo and PD in the past, I figured it's about time to try a Centi since I already knew what I didn't like about the others ...

Wow, you guys must have been reading my mind, as I am getting ready to do the ESS G3 thing to my Bullitt and was going to ask for opinions/advice before I drop the dime on it...

If still available contact me at 863-633-8936, thanks - Lloyd

This was easy...

I am "guestimating" mine at about 510 at the flywheel with the Steeda tune and X pipe on 93 octane, however as I don't have access to a dyno locally I'll stick with the "calculated" figure for now...but then there is the FI option that I've been thinking about...

I don't have a Mach1, but my Bullitt is close enough...I've been running the Steeda tune for almost two years now and still have no regrets, as the car not only runs noticeably better but gets better gas mileage too, a win win for me.

Oops, I just reread the OP and now realize he was talking about 2 different cars...my bad, but my opinion still stands.

Oh please, you can't be serious...dumping a Bullitt for a 35 year old Eurocar...not in my world, having owned several imports I learned that they are like "trophy wives", high maintenance and hard to keep happy, having said that I think you should do whatever makes you happy and good luck with...

Wow, memories of "back in the day"....I, like RazzaRossa had a '67 GT 390 4sp but it was silver and cammed, carbed and headers, oh and did I mention also grenaded which led to the '70 mach1 pictured below, 428 Super CJ Drag Pack Automatic. Then one day I discovered Corvettes....a bit slack on...

My Bullitt has plenty of "crackle & pop" with a Steeda X pipe and tune...and I love it in Track.

That be the one...enjoy. .

When I first moved to South Florida it took me a while to figure out that the big 95 signs really weren't the speed limit like the locals thought...

Don't know if this'll help you but I have a "blade" on my Bullitt that I got from Steeda about a year agothe car is lowered and the ground clearance at the lowest point under the front blade is about 5 1/4 inches and I have no clearance issues Except with parking spot stops