On 6 Apr 2005 18:14:55 -0700, one80out@hotmail.com wrote:
NoOp Patrick wrote:>
"We intend to grow the interest in overhead-cam>> technology," said Dan Davis, director, Ford Racing>> Technology. "This is the future for tuners, project-vehicle>> builders and aftermarket car and truck enthusiasts.>> There's no reason why a crate engine can't start and>> perform as well in an aftermarket setting as the engines>> in production automobiles and trucks do.>
Well I can think of one real big reason: MSRP $14,995.00. Others:>dimensions 39" wide, 37" tall, 35" long, and weight 669 lbs.>
Comparable numbers for a generic 400 hp $3500 iron head Chevy 383 are>26" wide, 27" tall, and 26" long and weight 535 lbs. Subtract 75 lbs>for aluminum heads.>
"RichA" <none@none.com> wrote in message news:oe9951tjvac5okrc88l5c981chv7jk2920@4ax.com...> On 6 Apr 2005 18:14:55 -0700, one80out@hotmail.com wrote:>
NoOp Patrick wrote:>>
"We intend to grow the interest in overhead-cam>>> technology," said Dan Davis, director, Ford Racing>>> Technology. "This is the future for tuners, project-vehicle>>> builders and aftermarket car and truck enthusiasts.>>> There's no reason why a crate engine can't start and>>> perform as well in an aftermarket setting as the engines>>> in production automobiles and trucks do.>>
Well I can think of one real big reason: MSRP $14,995.00. Others:>>dimensions 39" wide, 37" tall, 35" long, and weight 669 lbs.>>
Comparable numbers for a generic 400 hp $3500 iron head Chevy 383 are>>26" wide, 27" tall, and 26" long and weight 535 lbs. Subtract 75 lbs>>for aluminum heads.>>
For $15,000 you can build a 700+ hp turbo motor.>>
180 Out>
Or, $17,000 for a crate Hemi putting out about 650hp. But no a/c pump.> > -Rich
For $17,500 you can buy my very OT 74 Camaro ready to run. It runs 9.12 @ 153 MPH. Runs SC, the dial is 9.18. Have the timing set at 36 to keep it slow. With me in it weight is about 2,530. Calculate that horsepower
<one80out@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1112896059.874778.117180@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... Big Al wrote:
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I checked it out. That thing is scary lookin. http://www.racingjunk.com/ui/2/9/694-1112052333029.jpg Too bad it's a '78; if it were a '75 or older I could street license it in Cali. At least the front suspension is on-topic, for a Mustang II anyway. I guess I could Google this, but what's a "Ron's toilet"?
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(What happened to the "Big" in the sig? Should it be "Skinny Al"?)
Yes, I lost 50 pounds Ron's Toilet is a fuel injection system. This thing goes down the street fine, on my trailer. It's about 2 inches off the ground.
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