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William Jones
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This is a motor we are just finishing for a customer we are waiting on the right pushrods. It is going into a Yellow 95 GT conv to make a nice street car. Nice looking car I will post pics of it later. Customer wanted 350 to the wheels so what do you guys think?
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Stock 5.0 block bored 4.040
SVO main girdle
ARP main studs
3.25 CAT 4340 light weight crank (coated bearings) Std
Probe pistons flat tops 6cc 1.175 ch (total seal rings)
Eagle H-beam rods 5.4
Customs CI Hyd roller Int .570 Exh .567 dur @.050 int 219.59 exh 230.67 lobe sep 114.31
arp cam bolt
CI Blueprinted Hyd lifters
Comp Billet timing set
CAT SFI balancer
Billet Flywheel
Melling regular vol oil pump ARP shaft
stock pan
Edelbrock Performer RPM minor porting int 2.02 exh 1.60 60cc chamber
Crane springs #99893
DSS 1.6 roller rockers
Arp head bolts
Fel pro heads gaskets
Comp push rods
TFS Track Heat upper lower and elbow ( Jay rec street heat to customer)
Pro M 75mm MAF
FMS 24lb inj stock fuel rails
BBK 75mm throttle body
BBK cold air kit fender
180lph fuel pump
BBK equal length headers 1 5/8
off road x-pipe
Flow master catback 2 1/2
T-5
King Cobra clutch
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71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
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af2
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| Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 6:33 pm Post subject: |
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BOY! You ford guys run short rods!
Kidding aside that should run dam good! 
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MufflerBearings69
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| Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 7:28 pm Post subject: |
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matches my valvecovers haha
Sounds like a solid setup!
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William Jones
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| Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 9:48 am Post subject: |
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| af2 wrote: | BOY! You ford guys run short rods!
Kidding aside that should run dam good! |
Short rods short deck short on cubic inches but they do ok in a light car. LOL
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71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
03 Cobra Bone stock 12.42
68 Falcon 363ci 10.55@126 N/A
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clay
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| Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 10:46 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | BOY! You ford guys run short rods! |
You ought to see the pushrods too - especially with a hydraulic roller setup. Basing what I have seen with dyno tests and buildups in magazines, I think you should be pretty close. One question - why so much extra duration on the exhaust side over the intake - some un-natural aspiration in the future? Clay
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William Jones
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| Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:32 am Post subject: |
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Exhaust side on this head isn't very good and possibly a blower or nitrous in the future nothing major just alittle extra if he decides he want's to go faster. Also the 94,95 computers are a bitch when it comes to getting it to run and idle good the cam guy said this cam wouldn't cause any issues with the EFI and tunning. I went 10.60's with this same short block in my 95 but with dish pistons and 150hp shot and AFR185 heads and a victor Jr intake and Demon carb and smaller cam. I had sold it to someone else and they ended up not building it so when this guy came wanting a new motor, I hooked him up and got it back for $1800 ready to assemble short block and heads. So he made out on that deal.
Bam
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Take the horse out off the barn and let her RUN BABY RUN!!!!!
92 LX 454ci Clevor 9.24@142.53 N/A
71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
03 Cobra Bone stock 12.42
68 Falcon 363ci 10.55@126 N/A
95 GT 363ci 11.08@118 N/A |
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MufflerBearings69
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| Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 8:31 pm Post subject: |
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Hmm who is he going to have tune it?
Ultimately that seems to determine a LOT more of how much issue it may have...
the 114 separation is said to help with those ECUs too
I wont have that issue until I get a bit more cam- 216/224 @ .050 and under .500 lift, 112 separation is what I am running now
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William Jones
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 3:46 pm Post subject: |
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Well the Dyno numbers are finally in on this motor. It was Dyno'd on a dynojet with full exhaust, all the engine excessories (P.S, ALT, WP, AC) 32degrees total timing and the temp was 91 degrees. We wanted 350rwhp but fell a little short 326hp/349tq the right weather and take the exhaust off and we would be right at the goal. I will post the graph later
Bam
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Take the horse out off the barn and let her RUN BABY RUN!!!!!
92 LX 454ci Clevor 9.24@142.53 N/A
71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
03 Cobra Bone stock 12.42
68 Falcon 363ci 10.55@126 N/A
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Big Dave
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Did a great job on this! I am sure he will be happy and if not start bottle feeding it with a warning about these blocks going their separate ways if fed too much juice. That way he can't come back later.
Big Dave
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William Jones
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| Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 5:03 pm Post subject: |
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Yep the blocks don't like to stay together with the gas LOL.
Bam
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Take the horse out off the barn and let her RUN BABY RUN!!!!!
92 LX 454ci Clevor 9.24@142.53 N/A
71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
03 Cobra Bone stock 12.42
68 Falcon 363ci 10.55@126 N/A
95 GT 363ci 11.08@118 N/A |
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clay
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| Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 7:29 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Yep the blocks don't like to stay together with the gas LOL. |
Unfortunately I have witnessed this one. It looked like being bolted to the transmission is all that kept the block from being in two complete pieces - the rear bulkhead is all that wasn't completely split. Good numbers - stroker SBF's make a pretty impressive package - good power - very compact and lightweight. Clay
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10sec.et
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| Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 8:44 pm Post subject: |
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very nice  . i like the color .
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William Jones
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| Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 12:44 am Post subject: |
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Here is the dyno sheet.
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Take the horse out off the barn and let her RUN BABY RUN!!!!!
92 LX 454ci Clevor 9.24@142.53 N/A
71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
03 Cobra Bone stock 12.42
68 Falcon 363ci 10.55@126 N/A
95 GT 363ci 11.08@118 N/A |
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William Jones
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| Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 3:18 am Post subject: |
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We should get some track times this weekend. I will let you all know if he wants to spray it after he goes to the track for the first time LOL.
Bam
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Take the horse out off the barn and let her RUN BABY RUN!!!!!
92 LX 454ci Clevor 9.24@142.53 N/A
71 Mach1 454ci Clevor 10.16@134 N/A 3850lbs race weight "Lost in fire"
03 Cobra Bone stock 12.42
68 Falcon 363ci 10.55@126 N/A
95 GT 363ci 11.08@118 N/A |
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MufflerBearings69
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| Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 9:35 pm Post subject: |
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What size exhaust is on it?
Flowmaster makes a mandrel bent 3" kit for the fox platform, should be easy to fit to a 94-95 car...
Just a thought.
Also, hector @ exhaust depot could make any mandrel bent exhaust you want- he is in orlando though, a bit of a hike for you guys...
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