4-30-20 day for the 430 CanAm aluminum big block Chevy

[Flying Undertaker]

Originally Posted by WILMASBOYL78

Don't forget those Buick Nail Head motors...lots of torque.

-wilma

That picture shown is of the replacement 430 cu. in. 360hp Buick engine built for 1967-1969 Buicks before going to 455 Cu. in. Buick engine of the same design. It was a totally different design departure from the earlier Nail Head Buick engines.The Last year for a Nail Head Buick was 1966 at 401 cu. in. However, your statement that Buick engines had torque in spades is quite true.

[Vortecpro]

Originally Posted by Flying Undertaker

That picture shown is of the replacement 430 cu. in. 360hp Buick engine built for 1967-1969 Buicks before going to 455 Cu. in. Buick engine of the same design. It was a totally different design departure from the earlier Nail Head Buick engines.The Last year for a Nail Head Buick was 1966 at 401 cu. in. However, your statement that Buick engines had torque in spades is quite true.

TQ.......does not win drag races, hi RPM HP wins drag races................Example

https://youtu.be/YvEwFnPx8rs

[RobR]

Originally Posted by Vortecpro

TQ.......does not win drag races, hi RPM HP wins drag races................Example

https://youtu.be/YvEwFnPx8rs

Is that Kip Martin in the mustang? If so he was one of the very best with Ford engines. Years ago he could wring out the horsepower on a 352FE like no other.