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11.0:1 Cam = @ 0.050 244/256 and 0.510/0.540 E-heads (out of the box) RPM manifold (out of the box) 800cfm Q-jet w/appropriate mods per Cliff's book Headers = 2.00 x 3.5 X-pipe 3in exh. 4-spd What's your best guess for flywheel and at the rear wheels? It should be put together here in the next month or so and I will post what it really turned out to be. Thanks,
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No idea about Net HP but I would guess 500hp/535tque gross.
What camshaft is that? John |
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Solid or hyd flat tappet cam? 1.5 ratio rockers?
Rear gear and tires? Upgraded your driveshaft? 72 cc chamber heads? Should net around 11.8 to 1. 85cc would be around 10.4 to 1 with a 0 deck. Stock water pump, power steering, AC?
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Why so little lift?
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It's a #10.
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No one else wants to guess?
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I will guess that your gonna spatter 4 gear parts all over the pavement as soon as you fire that puppy up!.........seriously?...I wouldn't put a sticky tire under it........whats with the 2.73 cogs? is it going to be some kind of road racing machine?........with 12 to 1, eheads and a good cam you should have no problem making 500 hp....
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![]() It's intended to be a "Pro-Touring" car I guess. There was no name for them when me and my buddies started dreaming about a car like this back in 1984 when my friend Chris bought it (this car) from the second owner. All we knew was that it wouldn't bury the 160mph speedo and that was just flat WRONG! We were 19yrs old at the time and invincible. At the time it would run out about 140mph at 6,000rpm. Back in 1993 the was given to me by my other friend Kevin who had bought it in the mean time. He got it in 1986 and it spun the rod bearings in it so it sat from 1986 until 2004 when I finally got the money to start on it. I intend to put a 5-spd in it as soon as I get the cash. For now it's just a matter of getting it as close as I can to what I want and still drive it in the mean time.
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Uneasyrider “To find yourself, think for yourself.” ― Socrates “The unexamined life is not worth living.” ― Socrates “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.” ― Plato Last edited by uneasyrider; 08-19-2007 at 10:07 AM. |
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No other guesses? I thought it would be fun to see what you guys guess and then we will see what the dyno (picture below) will say. It's not a real big deal to me what it make because I'm sure it will be more than enough to get me in trouble.
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517hp @ 6,000rpm's and 525tq @ 4500rpm's give or take a point. uncap those headers and it will jump up to 546Hp and 539tq, by the way, 400 going into my formula tomorrow with all kinds of upgrades, looks so beautiful on the engine stand, i should be at 305hp and 398tq, not bad for a hair lip
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517hp is about what my DynoSim told me also so that will be my guess too. So as a rough guess with a manual tranny that should be about 444hp at the rear wheels. That's cool that you got the engine going into the bird. I can't wait to see it on the road!
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Anyone else?
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530 HP, 570 lbs tq.
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![]() Thanks for the input and that's a nice TA you have in your Avatar,
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Uneasyrider “To find yourself, think for yourself.” ― Socrates “The unexamined life is not worth living.” ― Socrates “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.” ― Plato Last edited by uneasyrider; 09-12-2007 at 08:35 PM. |
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Any projections on how the car (in picture below) would perform 0-60, 1/4 mile, and top speed if it doesn't break as predicted above?
1974 TA 4-spd (original) 2.73 final drive 25in dia tire (seen below)
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I would guess with all the hp, torque and highway gearing that 170 mph is where you are headed.
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One thing I'd seriously consider would be to lower the front suspension by at least by a couple of inches.
Any top-speeed runs above 120 MPH would be a lot less hairy if the front end were down lower. Lowering it some would keep it from plowing through the air and reduce any tendancy to lift the front of the car at speed.
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I don't think my car will run much above 120 with the 4:11 rear end.
But, lowering the front end a bit makes sense. I changed the original Endura front end for fiberglass. The original needed a lot of work from a botched repair due to an old front end accident. Later, I changed the original heads to alluminum and the cast intake for an alluminum RA-IV. I don't know the total weight reduction with these three change outs, but it is significant. My car now clearly sets higher in the front than before.
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