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Old 09-09-2011, 07:17 PM
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my 402w made 562HP and 535 ft lbs of torque under 6000 rpms...
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Old 09-09-2011, 09:20 PM
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Check out this aluminum 351W/427 "hemi"

757 hp
612 ft.lbs.

Shelby/DenBeste 427 (Click image for more details) - DenBeste Motorsports Store
They want $40,000 it is all aluminium, they dont have any yet, and it will only be sold through Dendeste. Looks cool.
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Old 09-15-2011, 04:32 PM
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Displacement: 347CI
Block Type: Ford Boss 8.2 deck
Compression Ratio: 10:1 +/-
Caburetor Size/EFI: 750 Barry Grant RR Demon DP
Peak Crank HP @ RPM: 482@6300 (avg 384 from 3500 - 6600)
Peak Torque @ RPM: 430@5300 (avg 414 from 3500 - 6200)
Other: Anything else "trick" you have above and beyond a street performance motor.

Basically took a new Ford Racing 450hp 347 and dropped at my engine builders shop. Complete blue print, about 5 hrs short turn radius work on heads, port match and cleanup. True decks to give comp a slight bump. Reassembled with all original parts with exception of Melling Select pump, MLS head gaskets and Aviaid GT40 pan. Very mild tune running right at 12a/f with 35 degrees timing all in by 3200 rpms. Water temp 178, oil temp 190. No doubt we could have gotten to 500hp if we leaned on it a little more.

5000 trouble free and fun miles since build completed in July 2010.

Currently building 363ci using basically same parts with exception of h-beam rods, internal balance, higher quality pistons, 11:1 cr and mid level solid roller. Hoping for 550-575hp with a usable RPM range up to 7200. Considering new Edelbrock XT FI for this engine.

High revving small blocks are a blast in these cars.
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Smalls blocks rule road racing and now with turbo charging being so effective they run the strip also.
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Force fed small block horsepower = naturally aspirated big block horsepower.
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Force fed small block horsepower = naturally aspirated big block horsepower.
You do have a good point.
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You do have a good point.
Isn't that what David said to Goliath before the **** hit the fan?
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