Any 402's out there with over 400rwtq by 2000rpm?
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Any 402's out there with over 400rwtq by 2000rpm?
I've seen several 427's with over 400rwtq by 2000rpm but, I haven't seen any 402's. Are there any out there? Dyno graph please!
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/757307-eastside-402-a.html
Mind you this is thru a sloppy n/a converter, I am 100% sure with a locked converter ora 6 speed it would top 400 tq @ 2000
Mind you this is thru a sloppy n/a converter, I am 100% sure with a locked converter ora 6 speed it would top 400 tq @ 2000
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I am very close if not right on:
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Originally Posted by camarokid94
not really sure what good it would do my 400FTLBS at 3k is hard as hell to hook up. i cant fathom any more.
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Originally Posted by Sharpe
What was its peak numbers?
We had the car at the Chicago Chevy Vettefest at McCormick Place this past Feburary. It's definitely a fun car. I've never seen a stock converter, stock gear (2.56:1 for the A6) car with 19" Budnicks do burnout well into third gear.
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We just completed another 402 in a 2002 SS. Pump gas motor, G5x3, ported 241 casting heads, and a FAST 90/90 set up, 3.73:1 gear, RPM Stage IV 4L60E, Yank 3600rpm TC, Kooks 1 7/8 x 2 x 3.5" Stepped headers. Final numbers were 460rwhp/440rwtq on our Mustang Dyno(heads really hurthing this motor). It had 380rwtq at 2500rpm, 415rwtq at 3000rpm. Can't wait to get the bottle on this one. Maybe talk to the customer into putting some nice ETP or TF's on her too over the winter.