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Does Hylift Johnson make hydraulic lifters for Pontiac's, now?
I thought our market was too small...are these Chevy units with the oil modification to the block???

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150-155 on the seat, and 380-390 open.
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I see there is only a 4° split in duration at .050".......What's the split on advertised?

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I am happy to say this is the engine for my 1967 GTO!!!! Great work Paul!
My plan all along is to have a sleeper/cruiser. I want the car and engine to look stock and be totally driveable anywhere we want to go. I'm running a th400, 3.08 gears, ac and full interior.

Now I just have to get the car out of the paint shop so I can put it all back together!!

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Does Hylift Johnson make hydraulic lifters for Pontiac's, now?
I thought our market was too small...are these Chevy units with the oil modification to the block???
meant to say roller lifters.............

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I am happy to say this is the engine for my 1967 GTO!!!! Great work Paul!
My plan all along is to have a sleeper/cruiser. I want the car and engine to look stock and be totally driveable anywhere we want to go. I'm running a th400, 3.08 gears, ac and full interior.

Now I just have to get the car out of the paint shop so I can put it all back together!!
Should be deep in the 11's.

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Where do I send a check....for all the hidden secrets.....I need a motor like that !

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Could this be duplicated with 6x heads?

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I see there is only a 4° split in duration at .050".......What's the split on advertised?
290°/294°.

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Paul,
Does Hylift Johnson make hydraulic lifters for Pontiac's, now?
I thought our market was too small...are these Chevy units with the oil modification to the block???
They make HR rollers for Pontiac, but they are Chevy bodies with Pontiac link bars. Actual, made for Chevy, lifters will not fit in a Pontiac because the lifter spread is different. Pontiac is wider. These lifters require the lifter bore feed hole be lowered 1/4". That can be done with a 1/4" ball burr in a die grinder, and a steady hand.

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Could this be duplicated with 6x heads?
Well, I did build a 455 for a friend of mine with 6X-4 heads I ported, and a solid roller cam that ran 10.90 @ 122 or 123mph, in a 73 Firebird, on pump gas. That engine made less torque but made upwards of 550 HP. It was 9.9:1 compression. He's been racing it since 2008.

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Very nice!!!!
Nice, like yours huh?

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those are money street engine numbers paul. the pics you posted on facebook of your 093 head rebuild show your skills as a machinist and builder!

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Thanks!

Looks like it will be next week before we get numbers for the manifolds. Dyno operator has the flu.

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Here are the head flow numbers from Dave.

________In_____Ex
.100"___72.4___69.5
.200"___140____122.4
.300"___197.3__158.7
.400"___238.6__180.5
.500"___255.8__195.8
.600"___260.8__206.1

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As always Dave does nice work!

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Well, I did build a 455 for a friend of mine with 6X-4 heads I ported, and a solid roller cam that ran 10.90 @ 122 or 123mph, in a 73 Firebird, on pump gas. That engine made less torque but made upwards of 550 HP. It was 9.9:1 compression. He's been racing it since 2008.
How big of a roller?

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Looks like it will be next week before we get numbers for the manifolds. Dyno operator has the flu.
Unacceptable...LOL.

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