Pontiac Firebird Parts

The manufacturing of the Pontiac Firebird introduced distinct performance improvement features along with its design elements which aimed to match the Chevrolet Camaro in direct competition. The initial Firebird model from Pontiac in 1967 got its aerodynamic shape because of its fastback design which integrated the bumpers into its body. With the Ram Air option Firebird drivers could access an enhanced air intake system that added improved cylinder head components together with better valve springs and performance-oriented camshaft delivery better engine power. Performance became a key focus at Pontiac when the company released the V8 Ram Air 400 package along with the ram Air IV model which entered the official market. The U.S. industry started using net SAE engine ratings instead of gross ratings during 1971 which resulted in different methods of calculating engine power. Pontiac continued to provide large displacement engine options by making compression ratio changes to fulfill forthcoming emissions standards. The Pontiac Firebird received its Esprit luxury model as a new trim option in the second generation and offered the Pontiac 350 V8 among its engine choices apart from the Formula performance version. During manufacturing the Pontiac Firebird became available with different transmission choices between manual and automatic options for its diverse engine packages. Users of Pontiac Firebird vehicles should opt for authentic manufacturer parts because these components fulfill original design specifications for enhanced reliability and extended product life.