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Wayne Maybury 12-19-2002 08:33 AM

Hey John, good point. We should go over to the FE forum and start spreading a bit of small block BS there. :LOL: **) :JEKYLHYDE :3DSMILE:

Whaddaya think????

Wayne

TheSaint71 04-23-2008 09:29 PM

Racer X, Brian aka Quick 1
 
LOL Dude Brian...

I was reading along and I was HOPING someone would pos tthat video of your car! I am a huge fan btw... I watch that video of you in your car more then once every week... no joke...

I absolutely love the sound of the car.. wow lol The camera looks far away too! LOL I too want to do the whole naturally aspirated 289 thats loud and woops everything. I love 427/428's but I tell you when all these people smack us sb boys around and you catch them at the track NOT having better times then you...

wow settles everything real nice hehe


God I love your car!

Racer X99....

lol I couldn't agree more! If a 289 has power it will be the LOUDEST nastiest thing you;ve ever heard lol.. BTW I had no idea you could be 'ousted' for noice decipals lol thats so funny..

Jamim

Rwillia4 04-23-2008 10:16 PM

Hey Saint

Did you notice the last post before yours was more than a half a decade ago?

SP01715 04-24-2008 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scottj (Post 194651)
Jeff- So lets look at a car that has no engine rules. Dirt Late Models have only two engine rules: No Ti rods and one 4 barrel carb, thats it. So why do you suppose BB's haven't been competitive in the class for twenty years, especially considering how much more power a single 4 barrel BB makes than a 4 barrel SB?
I'll note that as a younger kid I was first attracted to these cars because I was heavily biased towards BB's.

I will throw another class of racing in to the mix. My friend races Pro-4 (Trophy Trucks) and ran a BB for years and was getting smoked by the big boys with the big dollars running SB's. He is now running a SB like the big money guys. Not only was his BB running slower lap times, but it was not reliable.

fsstnotch 04-24-2008 02:57 PM

600hp sb

http://www.theengineshop.com/prods_p...3_techspcs.htm

:LOL:

This thread is old as dirt!!!! haha

scottj 04-24-2008 03:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SP01715 (Post 837863)
I will throw another class of racing in to the mix. My friend races Pro-4 (Trophy Trucks) and ran a BB for years and was getting smoked by the big boys with the big dollars running SB's. He is now running a SB like the big money guys. Not only was his BB running slower lap times, but it was not reliable.

Different class but the exact same engines. My engine builder, Pro Power Racing, is one of the top builders in both dirt Late Model and off road trucks. Their 430-447 cid SB are over 870hp/750tq.
Scott

footnfan 04-24-2008 03:44 PM

HP in a Ford Small Block
 
I had a professional shop in Orlando freshen up an old 340 ci R block (302) for me for my ex race 66 Shelby GT350. I told him, big Hp, reliable, needs to run on pump gas. It had been a high compression 110 octane guzzling 590 HP steroid build.

At the end of the day, I had a R block 302, bored .030 over...roughly 345 ci, Canfield heads..and produced as I recall 560HP on the engine dyno...and runs on pump gas.

The build is 4 years old. I drive the car every weekend in sunny Naples Florida....and has been 100% trouble free.

550hp with a modern SB build is almost ..common. 4 years ago..it was kind of cutting edge. Nothing slows progress......

I am not an engine expert, but the people I trust have told me...spend the money on the heads, so I did that and have not been disappointed.


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