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Old 02-11-2016, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr. D
Interesting post jz78817! I used to build small block chevys for classic cars. I found the whole deal on those "Old crude engines" was in doing the heads perfectly... sparing nothing. That extra care with all the air, fuel & spark stuff right & a good balanced engine would hit much higher RPM's even with hydraulic valves. Too many small block chevy guys would cheap out on the heads reusing springs & values etc. to save a buck, & wonder why they didn't get a screaming little engine! Now that size engine gets twice the power per cubic inch! Who woulda thunk it back in the days of '57 Chevy's! What was that Ford secretaries' car they put on a Falcon frame in '65? I can't remember what that was called! A horsey or pony or something? Some guy name Shelby came along & saved it from the secretaries!
Wouldn't oiling become an issue at higher rpms? How much of an higher rpm bumping it up to 9,000 from 8200?
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