What do you guys think of this engine?
01-08-2005, 10:33 PM
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What do you guys think of this engine? http://www.steveschmidtracing.com/ssr_134.htm
600ci big block: 1018 HP / 821 Ft. Lbs. Torque. All for $18,500. What do you think? I think its a damn good deal
600ci big block: 1018 HP / 821 Ft. Lbs. Torque. All for $18,500. What do you think? I think its a damn good deal
01-09-2005, 12:38 AM
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I tore down a Steve Schmidt Pro-Stock motor at work a couple of weeks back. It was the most beautifull motor I've ever seen. Everything was perfect. You'll be happy with anything from SSR.
01-09-2005, 12:28 PM
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hey man........
not too bad a price, but it doesn't give the comp. ratio. if you're interested in a motor like this with all the big name parts, cost $18,000, is a BBC, and runs on PUMP GAS too, check out the unbelievable 588" BBC built by Fast Times Motorworks that makes 950hp on true pump gas!!! plus will take a decent shot of N20 on top of that. that's the motor i was originally going to go with til i found a 427 sbc built by them at a price i couldn't pass up. if you give them a call, you'll likely talk to Graham....excellent guy to deal with, very patient with my hundreds of questions. they're responsible for some very fast cars. here's a link.......... http://www.fasttimesmotorworks.com/F...mengcmbos1.htm scroll down to the 588 for details. let me know what you think.
later,
Dave
not too bad a price, but it doesn't give the comp. ratio. if you're interested in a motor like this with all the big name parts, cost $18,000, is a BBC, and runs on PUMP GAS too, check out the unbelievable 588" BBC built by Fast Times Motorworks that makes 950hp on true pump gas!!! plus will take a decent shot of N20 on top of that. that's the motor i was originally going to go with til i found a 427 sbc built by them at a price i couldn't pass up. if you give them a call, you'll likely talk to Graham....excellent guy to deal with, very patient with my hundreds of questions. they're responsible for some very fast cars. here's a link.......... http://www.fasttimesmotorworks.com/F...mengcmbos1.htm scroll down to the 588 for details. let me know what you think.
later,
Dave
01-09-2005, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by PRAY HRD
hey man........
not too bad a price, but it doesn't give the comp. ratio. if you're interested in a motor like this with all the big name parts, cost $18,000, is a BBC, and runs on PUMP GAS too, check out the unbelievable 588" BBC built by Fast Times Motorworks that makes 950hp on true pump gas!!! plus will take a decent shot of N20 on top of that. that's the motor i was originally going to go with til i found a 427 sbc built by them at a price i couldn't pass up. if you give them a call, you'll likely talk to Graham....excellent guy to deal with, very patient with my hundreds of questions. they're responsible for some very fast cars. here's a link.......... http://www.fasttimesmotorworks.com/F...mengcmbos1.htm scroll down to the 588 for details. let me know what you think.
later,
Dave
not too bad a price, but it doesn't give the comp. ratio. if you're interested in a motor like this with all the big name parts, cost $18,000, is a BBC, and runs on PUMP GAS too, check out the unbelievable 588" BBC built by Fast Times Motorworks that makes 950hp on true pump gas!!! plus will take a decent shot of N20 on top of that. that's the motor i was originally going to go with til i found a 427 sbc built by them at a price i couldn't pass up. if you give them a call, you'll likely talk to Graham....excellent guy to deal with, very patient with my hundreds of questions. they're responsible for some very fast cars. here's a link.......... http://www.fasttimesmotorworks.com/F...mengcmbos1.htm scroll down to the 588 for details. let me know what you think.
later,
Dave
