Thread: Picked up some GT 40 P heads
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06-07-2009 08:30 PM #16
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06-07-2009 08:43 PM #17
Do you mean that with the 3.0 rear gears or the 3.50 rear gears?
Here are some calculations based on my 5th gear at .68:
R&P ratio 70mph 5th gear .68 RPMs
3.0 1714
3.50 1999
3.89 2222
4.11 2348
Since you said I'd have 2 overdrives, here are the numbers for 4th gear at 1.0:
R&Pratio 70mph 4th gear 1.0 RPMs
3.0 2520
3.50 2940
3.89 3268
4.11 3452
I may end up with a 29" tire which would change these numbers a little but not too much.
This chart didn't post the way I intended but I think you guys can figure it out. It's all figured at 70mph with the different rear gear ratios with a 28" tire. The same is applied to both 4th & 5th gear.Last edited by randyr; 06-07-2009 at 08:49 PM. Reason: to clarify
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06-07-2009 08:50 PM #18
looks like some good cruizin' rpm to me!!!! Had 4.56's in my '83 for awhile, with a 3 pedal 5 speed car it works just fine!!!! Heck, used to play on the street with the Mighty Mav with 6.50's on a spool with a Windsor and my trusty old Nash 5 speed!!!!!Absolutely the most fun you can have with yer clothes on!!!!!
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06-07-2009 08:51 PM #19
Yes great stuff definitely going to talk to him once I figure out what the bottom end will be . If this block is a C9 neighbor said he see's it I haven't put my eye to it totally yet but it doe's look like it . Some cleaning and a little rust dabbing I will bring it out . . But should have 9.5 compression If it is a C9 .
These heads and that compression will make a great street engine , driveable with some performance .
Now I just need Dave here a few days to help me sheet metal it
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06-07-2009 08:54 PM #20
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06-07-2009 08:55 PM #21
"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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06-07-2009 09:01 PM #22
Coffee ,donuts ,STEAK ,blonds with flat heads what ever you want . Even a real comfy bed with color tv and oh yeah it has a remote too . LOL
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06-07-2009 09:02 PM #23
Best part about the 5 speeds, gives you some choice in the final gear.... That's why I like using a 9" rear, not all that spendy to set up a couple extra rear carriers. Kind of like having a "Hallmark" drivetrain.....you can have a gear ratio for any occasion....
With my old Doug Nash tranny, really easy to change gear ratio's around, too. When I want to go draggin', can make 5th gear be a 1:1, for cruizin' and traveling, can make it an overdrive.... Then add a couple extra rear gear sets....I want to get a Gearvendors behind a five speed one of these days.....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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06-07-2009 09:03 PM #24
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06-07-2009 09:09 PM #25
Hey, if you like the looks of an EFI in the '37 then it ain't out of place!!!!! Some really good looking add on components for the SBF EFI engines, too!!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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06-07-2009 09:11 PM #26
"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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06-07-2009 09:21 PM #27
Well parts are building for the 37 and EFI's are cheap with the looms and cpu . I guess it could always be a dapted later once she is rolling . I do figure it to be of modern or what is available now days . Seen a 5.0 , tranny and a 8.8 on Craig's list for If I remember right $600 or $700 with the puter and looms .
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06-07-2009 09:44 PM #28
Let use know how it works out when you get it Running .Last edited by tango; 06-07-2009 at 09:57 PM.
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06-08-2009 07:36 AM #29
For those of you who are running SBF's, Camshaft Innovations is a wealth of information on heads and cams!!!! Good place to have a cam custom built, too.
http://www.camshaftinnovations.com/Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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09-23-2009 10:11 PM #30
Should be a dandy combination for the street. Lotsa hp and lumpy sounding too. I have the P heads, B303 cam 1.72 rockers with port and polish in a standard bore with flat top slugs zero deck. It pleases me.
A porting site I will use with my extra p heads is here. http://www.diyporting.com/gtpex.html
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Great to see your new post, Mike, and great to see CHR up and running again after several days of the Hmmm, can't reach this page.... Also good that you found an easy solution to your storage/access...
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