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Originally Posted by Formulajones

It gets outrun by crate motors these days so yeah it's an outdated recipe.

Not saying it doesn't work but it's not super fast anymore

It is an example of a fast HFT cam street car absolutely . Jim's car was not just the engine it was an evolution of testing over the years. Anybody can buy an engine with more power but will struggle to run the same times. Through Jim's testing many street car parts and theories still apply. Good flowing exhaust,x pipes,carb spacers,testing parts,matching parts to intended rpm range,clutch fans,cool air induction,efficient torque converters, traction etc and testing testing testing