What kind of potential
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What kind of potential
My Project 1992 Coupe has a built 347 stroker with TFS Track Heat heads and intake, longtubes, 75mm Accufab TB, MSD ignition, FMS "F" cam, 3.73's and full suspension. What kind of times can I expect? With street tires, shorty headers and stock suspension...the car ran a 13.7@112mph with a 2.4 60'.
I am wanting a solid 10 second N/A car. Are the 347's capable of these kind of times or should I scrap it and put a carbed 408 in it? I am still learning on these 5.0 push rod motors. Thanks in advance for your responses.
I am wanting a solid 10 second N/A car. Are the 347's capable of these kind of times or should I scrap it and put a carbed 408 in it? I am still learning on these 5.0 push rod motors. Thanks in advance for your responses.
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RE: What kind of potential
ORIGINAL: thunderjet429
112mph... you should already be in the 12's... must have traction issue.
112mph... you should already be in the 12's... must have traction issue.
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RE: What kind of potential
There are alot of little factors... compression, location, tires, and 1000 more than I dont know about. A well built 347 should put you pretty close to your goal.
Sleeperstang... there are guys inthe 9's running NA 306's! I would say your 347 stroker motor could dip 10's if you tried hard enough w/ the right parts selection... Im not one to give out advice on that though.
LCDBlackDeep.... no reason for him to have to go carbed.
Sleeperstang... there are guys inthe 9's running NA 306's! I would say your 347 stroker motor could dip 10's if you tried hard enough w/ the right parts selection... Im not one to give out advice on that though.
LCDBlackDeep.... no reason for him to have to go carbed.
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