questions about stock longblock Lq4..
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questions about stock longblock Lq4..
I want to stick a 02 and up Lq4 into my 89 mustang. Using the stock longblock with the 317 heads. Trying to figure out which cam and valvetrain components will be the best for optimal performance and horse power.. I will be using a carb setup. just wondering how much power these motor can make stock short, heads with just a carb intake and a cam and valve train work. and help is appreciated.
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thanks man. im new to these motors.. was trying to see im someone sold a package with rocker arms, valve springs, cam.. how high can you spin these motors too also?? i was looking at some of texas speed performance stuff. might get on the phone with them tomorrow and give them a call.. thanks alot guys.
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im running a ms4 and ordered the cam kit from them...victor jr intake, 317 heads milled .020 which aint much...750 dp holley, longtubes, 3600 stahl, 4.10 gears and 150 shot of spray...car runs 10.70's at 128 on spray with traction issues in a full interiored street car malibu...7.30@95 in the 1/8th mile at 36 degrees timing on motor...
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im running a ms4 and ordered the cam kit from them...victor jr intake, 317 heads milled .020 which aint much...750 dp holley, longtubes, 3600 stahl, 4.10 gears and 150 shot of spray...car runs 10.70's at 128 on spray with traction issues in a full interiored street car malibu...7.30@95 in the 1/8th mile at 36 degrees timing on motor...
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It would be faster in a mustang no doubt...It's never been tuned and ran that first time out...The low compression is killing it but I'm about to take care of that...Lot of variables keeping it from running better like a higer stahl, transbrake etc but its fast to me for a stock cam only car..
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what kind of heads should i be looking for on this motor????
im going to be running a carb on it and a th400 with a brake and high stall converter hopefuly i can get in the tens with a 3100lb mustang..
im going to be running a carb on it and a th400 with a brake and high stall converter hopefuly i can get in the tens with a 3100lb mustang..
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Even a set of stock 243's with the added compression ratio from the smaller chamber will get you a good deal more power then the 317's. When you mill the 317's a good deal it will change the flow characteristics.
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ported heads dont have to cost alot, not everyone needs AFR's, TFS, etc.
Even a set of stock 243's with the added compression ratio from the smaller chamber will get you a good deal more power then the 317's. When you mill the 317's a good deal it will change the flow characteristics.
Even a set of stock 243's with the added compression ratio from the smaller chamber will get you a good deal more power then the 317's. When you mill the 317's a good deal it will change the flow characteristics.
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u can get down to 10:1 with milled 317 heads and thinner gasket.
but if u need more than 10:1 then finding a smaller chmaber head such as 243/799 and mill to suit. i dont ever go more than .030 on any oe ls head.
may cause intake to manifold alignment issues.
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well what is the compression ratio with the stock 243 heads. aslong as i can make power im not really worried about the compression ratio. but its going to help with the power.. along with the cam that i will be using.