01-09-2004, 07:11 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Cobra Make, Engine: ERA 427SC w/428 & Richmond 5-speed Car 611.
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Nothing better to do...
since it is so cold here, and there is no chance of taking the car for a ride in the next 3 months, I was just thinking,
Given the following parameters, which engine would you choose for the most reliable performance in the 550+hp range:
Must run on 92 - 93 octane pump gas - high priority
Must be street drivable from 2,000 to 3,500 rpm
Redline rpm around 6,000
Fit in an ERA 427SC
This will most likely become a BB/SB debate, and that's not my goal. I was looking for a little more on specifics as to the best way of getting a drivable 550+hp engine that won't blow itself up, and run on pump gas.
If it turns out to be as simple as tweaking a 428, then the next step is to find someone good that can tweak the one I already have. BUT I am keeping an open mind to the fact that a quicker revving, newer technology SB may be more reliable and a better option.
Sorry for opening this can of worms again.
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