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First created in 1995, the QuadraDeuce was the brainchild of Summit Racing Equipment R&D Chief, Mark Stielow, famous for his Pro Touring Camaros. It was initially painted purple and yellow, had a 6-speed transmission, and had a few updates along the way such as silver OZ wheels. QuadraDeuce made the rounds in all of the major car magazines such as Hot Rod, Car & Driver, Street Rodder and of course the Summit catalogs.
Specifications in 1995
Designed by Mark Stielow and Summit Racing
Rendered by Larry Erickson
Assembly by Mickey Lauria and staff at Total Performance - Wallingford, CT
Fabrication by Mike Casey- Woburn, MA
Engine:
406 Chevrolet aluminum block
Trick Flow Specialties Twisted Wedge aluminum heads
Summit Pro-Line crankshaft, 3.75” stroke
Summit Pro-Line connecting rods
JE 10.27:1 forged pistons, Speed Pro moly rings
Crane roller camshaft and rev kit
Crower roller rocker arms
TWM fuel injection system with 4 throttle bodies
ACCEL ECM and injectors, tuned by DFI
MSD 6T ignition, MSD distributor, Accel 8.8 wires
Custom built Hooker headers
Custom built Borla stainless steel exhaust system
Modified Stef’s oil pan
Fel-Pro gaskets, ARP fasteners
Dyno tested 519 HP, 482 lbs-ft torque
Transmission and Drivetrain:
Borg-Warner T56 6-speed manual transmission
GMC Syclone front differential, 3.73 Richmond Gear ring and pinion
GMC Syclone transfer case
Corvette C4 ZR-1 rear differential, 3.75 Richmond Gear ring and pinion
Custom-built driveshafts by C&W U-Joint Service
Chassis and Suspension:
Designed and fabricated by Summit Racing and Mike Casey’s Metal Fab
Curbside 1932 Ford frame rails, stretched to 110” wheelbase, pinched nose for front suspension, rear frame raised for rear suspension
12-point roll cage with removeable top
Indy inspired A-arm air foil front suspension with pushrod-activated, inboard Koni coilover shocks, designed by Summit Racing
Billet aluminum spindles designed and machined by Summit Racing
Porsche 930 Turbo axle shafts and CV joints
1994 Corvette ZR-1 four-link rear suspension with adjustable torsion bar and Koni coilover shocks, fabricated by Mike Casey’s Metal Fab
Eibach springs, 550-lb./in. front, 500-lb./in. rear
Wilwood Dynalite II disc brakes front and rear
Chevy rack and pinion steering
Wheels and Tires:
Corvette C4 ZR-1 wheels 17 x 9.5 front, 17 x 11 rear
BF Goodrich tires 275/40-17 front, 315/35-17 rear
Shortly after changed to:
18” OZ five-spoke alloy wheels
18” Pirelli P-Zero tires
Body:
Harwood fiberglass/carbon fiber body
Cockpit lengthened 6” by Summit Racing
One off removable top created by The Ultimate Dude at National Fiberglass
DuVall windshield
Dan Fink Metalworks front grille
Paint: PPG/Summit Purple Peal with PPG Lemon Ice by Moniz Auto Body
Interior:
Interior by Stephen Pierce at OneOff Technologies in Gilford, NH
Molded fiberglass and foam seats with purple and yellow leather upholstery (later the yellow was removed)
Controls housed in console between seats
Auto Meter Phantom gauges
Billet Specialties steering wheel
Hurst Competition Plus shifter
Dan Fink speaker grille insert behind seats
Pioneer AM/FM cassette head unit in dash, Pioneer CD changer, amps, and subwoofers in trunk
Custom wiring by Painless Wiring
Audio system wiring by Esoteric Audio