Pontiac V8 engine family

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The Pontiac V8 engine family is a series of American V8 internal combustion engines produced by Pontiac from the mid-1950s through the late 1970s, widely known for powering many of the brand’s high-performance muscle cars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf V8 engine
automobile engine family
blockMaterial cast iron
boreSpacing 4.62 in
camshaftPosition cam-in-block
combustionChambers wedge
configuration V8
coolingSystem water-cooled
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crankshaftType cast
forged
cylinderHeads two
displacementRange 287 cu in to 455 cu in
era muscle car era
fuelSystem carburetor
fuelType gasoline
headMaterial cast iron
induction naturally aspirated
introducedWithDisplacement 287 cu in
layout longitudinal front-engine
manufacturer Pontiac NERFINISHED
notableDisplacement 326 cu in
350 cu in
389 cu in
400 cu in
421 cu in
428 cu in
455 cu in
notableModelAssociation Pontiac Firebird Trans Am GENERATED
Pontiac GTO Judge GENERATED
notableVariant 455 HO
Ram Air III NERFINISHED
Ram Air IV NERFINISHED
Super Duty 421 NERFINISHED
Super Duty 455 NERFINISHED
Tri-Power NERFINISHED
parentCompany General Motors
performanceRole muscle car engine
productionEnd late 1970s
productionStart 1955
usedIn Pontiac Bonneville NERFINISHED
Pontiac Catalina NERFINISHED
Pontiac Firebird NERFINISHED
Pontiac GTO NERFINISHED
Pontiac Grand Prix NERFINISHED
Pontiac LeMans NERFINISHED
Pontiac Tempest NERFINISHED
Pontiac Trans Am NERFINISHED
usedInMotorsport NASCAR NERFINISHED
drag racing
valvetrain overhead valve

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