dyno #'s for 347 ford if any interested!
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well just thought i would post just for information.went to mti and dynoed on saturday with my new engine(has about 250miles.here are the numbers
394rwhp at 5700
379rwtq at 5100
car still has stock computer,347 shortblock,custom hydro roller,afr 185 heads,roush efi intake,longtubes,75mmtb,80mm maf,tremec and 4.10's.
should make over 400 once i change the clutch fan to an electric and fix the header collectors ans put on some good mufflers and tune the computer.
394rwhp at 5700
379rwtq at 5100
car still has stock computer,347 shortblock,custom hydro roller,afr 185 heads,roush efi intake,longtubes,75mmtb,80mm maf,tremec and 4.10's.
should make over 400 once i change the clutch fan to an electric and fix the header collectors ans put on some good mufflers and tune the computer.
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Damn good numbers and you didn't have to break 6000rpm to get them either. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by XLR8NSS:
<strong>Damn good numbers and you didn't have to break 6000rpm to get them either. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
John</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yes that is very nice but my understanding is you can take a stang to like 6500 rpm if you want and not hurt anything.Or am I wrong?Either way very very nice numbers.
<strong>Damn good numbers and you didn't have to break 6000rpm to get them either. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Smile]" src="gr_stretch.gif" />
John</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Yes that is very nice but my understanding is you can take a stang to like 6500 rpm if you want and not hurt anything.Or am I wrong?Either way very very nice numbers.
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Very nice numbers. I'm not familiar with the results on a lot of these Ford motors, but those look nice.
Now to "Project 347 LS1 Killer." Those numbers are low for a heads/cam LS1, but you get a lightweight Fox-body weight to make you quicker. I don't think you kill a keads/cam LS1, but get a very good race, and that's what this is all about <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />
Now to "Project 347 LS1 Killer." Those numbers are low for a heads/cam LS1, but you get a lightweight Fox-body weight to make you quicker. I don't think you kill a keads/cam LS1, but get a very good race, and that's what this is all about <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />
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Now that is a 347 stroker... Most of the guys in my area dyno around 350rwhp with a stroker.. That car is nice.. I have always loved the LX fox bodies and would love to have one with a 347 stroker in it or a blower..
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thanks for the compliments,hopefully by october it will be making the number so my chances at 10's are better,we will see.
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What are the specs of the cam? I got a friend with a 347 with box stock AfR 185's, longtubes, TFS track heat intake, etc. It made 374/410. He hasnt taken it to the track yet, but I do think its good for low 11's N/A. Have you had yours to the track?
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the foxes gearing and lightweight is always a plus. There is a local 347 stang, in a full weight 1990 GT with 389 rwhp it runs 11.6 @ 119 on nittos.........pretty sweet car......
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weatherguy...so far i havent had much of a problem with the cars ive ran so far.i raced a 6.0 liter with heads and cam and cut out from a second gear roll and didnt have a problem.the car should trap over 120.my old setup with a stock short block and explorer cast iron heads went high elevens at 113 to 115.
car only weighs 3100 with me in it now.
car only weighs 3100 with me in it now.
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Very nice numbers man. I'd be interested in looking at that dyno sheet too. Can you post it for us?
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Very nice numbers man. I'd be interested in looking at that dyno sheet too. Can you post it for us?
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why dont you try running ls1's what ever you got like ones with the strocker, heads, cam longtubs, and also weight reduction done to them. just give the other ls1 the same things you got, then line-up. if i were you i bring a rop to hang from the back of an ls1. your in houston other wise i would of see if you really are true. try out the fixed up ls1 out their with the same mods like yours. see whats up with those?
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badls1, damn man give the guy a break he was just posting his #'s. IF your that bad come race my ls1 and bring a rope to hang yourself on the back of your own car,lol
Nice # man, throw a little juice and that car is flying.
Nice # man, throw a little juice and that car is flying.
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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by badls1:
<strong>why dont you try running ls1's what ever you got like ones with the strocker, heads, cam longtubs, and also weight reduction done to them. just give the other ls1 the same things you got, then line-up. if i were you i bring a rop to hang from the back of an ls1. your in houston other wise i would of see if you really are true. try out the fixed up ls1 out their with the same mods like yours. see whats up with those?</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Uhhh, what?
<strong>why dont you try running ls1's what ever you got like ones with the strocker, heads, cam longtubs, and also weight reduction done to them. just give the other ls1 the same things you got, then line-up. if i were you i bring a rop to hang from the back of an ls1. your in houston other wise i would of see if you really are true. try out the fixed up ls1 out their with the same mods like yours. see whats up with those?</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Uhhh, what?
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Originally posted by badls1:
why dont you try running ls1's what ever you got like ones with the strocker, heads, cam longtubs, and also weight reduction done to them. just give the other ls1 the same things you got, then line-up. if i were you i bring a rop to hang from the back of an ls1. your in houston other wise i would of see if you really are true. try out the fixed up ls1 out their with the same mods like yours. see whats up with those?
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why dont you try running ls1's what ever you got like ones with the strocker, heads, cam longtubs, and also weight reduction done to them. just give the other ls1 the same things you got, then line-up. if i were you i bring a rop to hang from the back of an ls1. your in houston other wise i would of see if you really are true. try out the fixed up ls1 out their with the same mods like yours. see whats up with those?
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thanks scott.
badls1...im not here to raze anyone,this is all for fun.i do try and match up with similar cars it does make it more exciting.and im not here to say mine is the fastest.
badls1...im not here to raze anyone,this is all for fun.i do try and match up with similar cars it does make it more exciting.and im not here to say mine is the fastest.