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Old 02-24-2006, 06:20 AM
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OK I'll bite, but...start another thread with a different name...like winter projects or something

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There Bob, i changed the name... now post some more pics of that Forest Green Deuce of yours!
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Later I will...but I just came in from shoehorning this in !!



Stahls are a little tight but they don't touch anywhere !! !!!!!!!!

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Forget about that darn car Bob!! I want to see them Deuce pics!
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The tighter the better!
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I could post a pic of the part you would have seen on Mannheim had you kept the Deuce !!
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Lookng good Bob...keep the pics coming!
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Default Re: That 427 Baldwin B.S. Fiasco Post.....MOVE ON!!!

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Tony, what is your engine combo? I am having a 427 built now for my Beaumont. I should be back on the road by the end of next week according to the guy doing my work.
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James...It's nothing fancy. I wanted a decent pulling pump gas engine.
512 2 bolt from a 69 Caprice.
.030 over TRW's cut down to 9.75 comp.
063 ovals with 2.19 and 1.88 minor port work and gasket match.Comp springs.
7/16 eagle rods
standard crank
comp XM 288H 12 cam 570 and 575 lift
Performer intake with a Pro-systems 950 double pumper
edelbrock fuel pump
comp roller tip rockers
2" hooker super comps

I am guessing your combo will do right at 500 Hp and 500 TQ.
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Old 02-24-2006, 04:48 PM
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jfk: Not that I'm any expert, but I'd guess your combo to be in the 475-500hp (flywheel) range...anyone got a Desktop Dyno program to run the numbers through?

And what's with everyone using the heavy 7/16 rods?
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