Thread: first 390 build
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11-20-2015 03:19 PM #91
Don't sweat it Riley. But when you're asking questions on things like engine rpm's - then the question grows into other topics because to get accurate rpm readings involves the whole package if you will. Wheel sizes and Outside diameter / final drive ratio and of course tranmission all work together.
Sometimes we aren't very "gracefull" when asking for information as we assume the Original Poster knows what we mean when we type a reply.
We all have a new and hopefully better picture of what you're working on. Keep at it, we're looking to hear how the motor works out! If you want - flip me a pic or two and I'll put'em up for you.
mfmike1@comcast.net.
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11-20-2015 07:01 PM #92
Thanks I can understand you guys prolly get a lot of BS and trolls, and I will have a few pictures uploaded tommarow I got my computer running again so I don't have to use this phone, I got 4 pics I will be uploading and I'm sorry If I didn't give enough Info hardly I honestly didnt know so much was involed and I was kina curious how the subject changed but again my apologies
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11-20-2015 07:19 PM #93
No apologies needed. You'll hear it again and again 'round here. Combination / combination / combination... It's all about making the "package" work well together.
Overall, "we" are a pretty laidback group. Once in awhile it may become all to serious, when that happens, just walk away and take a break and remember "it's just car or truck.." and the only one that needs to find happiness is the one who's paying the bills.
Now hurry up with the d_ _n pictures!
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11-26-2015 10:42 PM #94
Well I finally built the engine and built it up I went with the 275deh, stock stall,
And its AWSOME, I LOVE IT, it will smoke the tires from a dead stop, I can punch it at 35 mph and it will chirp then all through the gears I am extremely happy I never got a chance to upload the pictures, I will soon, I had it dynoed at the shop 448.1 hp 491.4tq at the flywheel it was worth every penny.
800cfm carb
3 1/2 kn air cleaner blow through top lid
Performer rpm Intak
4 hole 2 inch spacer
Msd ignition system
D2teaa heads 65chamberd 2.10 1.75 valves with race port and polish 1040$
Probe forged pistons 4cc
.020 head gasket
Stock stroke crank
3.73 gears
C6 trans stage 3 shift kit with bm slapshifer, manual valve body
15x10s in rear 295/60
15x8s in front 295/50
Thanks for all your guys help
Ran 13.9 in quarter mile track
102 octane fuel
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11-26-2015 10:47 PM #95
And really the only flaw is the brakes are a bit soft, 12.5 inches of vacuum
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11-26-2015 10:57 PM #96
I also did go with the Internal radiator transmission cooler
It runs around 190-200 degrees
The engine runs aroun 170-180 as of now because its been cold
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11-27-2015 05:27 AM #97
Sounds like you got the best of both worlds, which is what you wanted right?
But without pictures..... it's all a dream!?!?!?!
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11-27-2015 06:40 AM #98
Thanks for closing the loop and letting us know what you decided to do with the truck. Hope you'll stick around and be a part of the action here, now that you've run the gauntlet with the engine build, and looking forward to seeing some pictorial evidence that this truck is real!!Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
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11-27-2015 08:01 AM #99
things don't add up here-dates, sizes, specs,dyno num,bers
Thank you Roger. .
Another little bird