Pics of my 427
09-13-2008, 02:16 PM
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Pics of my 427 This is my 1st time posting in this section, i also have a 96 trans am ws6, which is what brought me to this forum but I thought id share with you guys my 427 BBC that me and my father built. Let me know what ya think.
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09-14-2008, 10:32 PM
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I have never fired the motor yet, still waiting on getting new waterpump and brackets and what not. It is estimated at around 500/525 with one of the online dynos.
motor is .040 over, arp head bolts,forged 454 crank,forged h beam rods, has a 500 lift cam but cant remeber specs at the moment, edebrock air gap, 700 carb, flat top clevite pistons 11:1 compression. 2.250/1.88 Rect port heads.
motor is .040 over, arp head bolts,forged 454 crank,forged h beam rods, has a 500 lift cam but cant remeber specs at the moment, edebrock air gap, 700 carb, flat top clevite pistons 11:1 compression. 2.250/1.88 Rect port heads.
09-15-2008, 12:24 AM
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well the valley sure is pretty right now hopefully down the road the paint doesn't start to flake off and cause some problems
please forgive my ignorance if people generally dont have problems when they do this, but at first instinct it just doesn't sound like a good idea....
please forgive my ignorance if people generally dont have problems when they do this, but at first instinct it just doesn't sound like a good idea....
