Blown Mafia Chevy Camaro Supercharger Stein

If you have heard anything about Bradley Gray or Blown Mafia, it is likely that you have caught a glimpse of his wild 1969 Camaro with tons of eye candy sticking up nearly four feet out of the hood. Gray has mixed up a wild concoction of turbos, a blower, and nitrous to power this old muscle car. He started with a 468 c.i. Big Block Chevrolet with all of the internal fixings such as a Scat forged crankshaft, JE flat-top pistons, Eagle connecting rods, and cnc ported CFE cylinder heads that make for a pretty impressive spec sheet, but the magic is in the induction setup. Gray stacked on a 1471 Littlefield blower (underdriven 6%) coupled with a pair of 68mm Precision turbochargers, and designed all of the necessary ducting and plenum to route the boosted air through the Holley 980 carburetors. The car also features a NOS wet nitrous kit, but Gray claims it is used more for a cooling effect rather than for increased horsepower. Although the car may shine like a showroom collectors piece, Gray has actually had this setup for 20 years and drives it on a regular basis.