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351C 4V C6 '71 Torino Phil K.

December 27 2005 at 4:24 PM
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A few days away from firing it up!

Heads:
71 4V Closed Chambered
Pedestals milled for studs
Milodon SS Megaflow valves
ARP Studs
Manley Guide Plates
Crane Gold Race Rockers
Engine Works Valve Springs
Hardened Exhaust Seats
Bronze Valve Guides

Block:
72 Two Bolt Main
Bored .03 over
Deck squared and set to within .005 of zero
Lifter bores bushed on passenger side for oil control

Crank - Stock turned .02 and polished
Rods - Stock resized and floating pins
Pistons - Venolia forged flat top pistons
Camshaft - MME custom ground hydraulic roller
Carburetor Pro Systems 4150 780CFM Mech. Secondary
Intake - Blue Thunder
Lifters - Crane hydraulic roller tappets
Push Rods - CV Products hardened 3/8 one piece
Timing Gear - Cloyes True Roller
Oil Pump - Sealed Power standard volume
Water Pump - Flow Kooler
Distributor - Crane Digital Distributor small cap
Ignition - Crain HI-6
Fuel System Magnafuel Quikstar 275 electric pump, AN8 supply line, AN6 return
Headers - Dynomax Blackjack 1 ¾ primary coated by Jet-Hot
Exhaust - Dual 2 ½ mandrel bent with H pipe and Hooker Maximum Flow mufflers
Transmission - Stock C6 with 11 Coan converter
Rear End - Stock 9 3.25 ratio with Traction-Lok
Car 71 Ford Torino GT Grabber Green


    
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Do you have any power numbers?

July 30 2006, 12:42 PM 

I'm assembling an engine with similar characteristics and would be interested if you have any further cam specs and any idea what kind of power you're getting from this combo.
Thanks,Leo

 
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