

Just a tease for the future - blueprinted, 347 cubic inch, roller cam.........
Can you say..............400 HP conservatively?
More to follow................................

This guy has and is running 9.55 quarters.Soco wrote:Really in the end, forced induction always wins. Now if you were to twin turbo it, then it would be scary and cooler.
Oh come on, get yer nose outta the air. What's the Corvette Z06 have? Pushrod V8.Mike W. wrote:A pushrod V8.
Its a windage tray. Different than a crank scraper.Nebraska_e28 wrote:Is this the same as (or different) a crank scraper? What additional HP should it be good for between what rpm ranges?
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In the spring you will need to buy this suit to keep cool once that big piece of U.S. iron is installed in your car.Duke wrote:Update - Plans for Winter 10/11
Now that the big show is over and my car is running perfect, time to get back to the 347.
I just received a rear spring re-enforcement kit that I will be welding in this winter. The front mount points of the leaf springs can actually separate from the body/frame with a high HP engine. A relatively simple fix to prevent this is to weld in three plates on each side. It is much better explained here - http://www.tigerengineering.net/TECHTIP ... cement.pdf Because my car has none of this stress damage, its a perfect time to install the kit.
No - this mod does not devalue the car one $.
I am also installing 1985 RX7 rear disk brakes this winter. A complete bolt on mod. I will also modify the front calipers so they will work with vented rotors.
The final winter mod is to remove all of the interior and fix any surface rust, paint with POR 19 chassis black and then cover the tub with Thermo Tec heat and noise shielding. I was waiting to do this once the car had been authenticated.
In the spring the engine will get completed.
Thanks Mark but........that looks like a real PITA to remove. I always think "what would it take to return the car to a 100% factory original car?". Thats why I only do bolt-on/reversible mods. Frame re-enforcement aside.Mark 88/M5 Houston wrote:You might consider this product for your insulation, both sound and heat, needs. It seems to be the latest and greatest thing going for this in the hot rod world right now.
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