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Max,
I'll post your dyno sheet when I have a minute to take some photos of them and upload to this site. Think it peaked out about 6200 rpm. I have to remember it's not a 302 so we didn't take it to 8100 rpm. Jerry |
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I have to remember it's not a 302 so we didn't take it to 8100 rpm.
Whoa!!!!!! Does this mean I shouldn't be spinning my 427 BB that high? Just kidding! Glad to see you here Jerry. I'm sure most will appreciate your input.
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Tony 55 Nomad Gasser 70 SS 427 Nova 34 Ford Sedan..Hemi powered Michigan/ Florida |
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Was that 540 horse with dyno headers or the original exhaust manifolds?
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1962 Biscayne O-21669 MKIV/M-22 1962 Bel Air Sport Coupe 409/1,000 |
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Was that 540 horse with dyno headers or the original exhaust manifolds? [/ QUOTE ] that was with the dyno headers with exhaust...(correct me if I am wrong Jerry) I assume the exhaust is probably the most limiting factor on the stock ZL-1 motors. max |
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