mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
Aren't you an airplane engineer? Turbine power!
Glenn? he is a retired NASA flight engineer and an original Mercury back up pilot. :huh:
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A chimp??????????????
Does he work for chimp change???:bump:
Aren't you an airplane engineer? Turbine power!
Glenn? he is a retired NASA flight engineer and an original Mercury back up pilot. :huh:
:bump:
A chimp??????????????
Aren't you an airplane engineer? Turbine power!
Glenn? he is a retired NASA flight engineer and an original Mercury back up pilot. :huh:
:bump:
A chimp??????????????
Hey, changed my screen name. I feel so much more Mocho.:smash:
Hey, changed my screen name. I feel so much more Mocho.:smash:
Did you misspell Mocha? Like chocolate coffee? :hunter:
What kind of shape are those performers in?? Are you willing to deal?
The ZL-1 cam is what's in there now- it's pretty soft on the low end but starts to wake up about 3k.
I'm stuck on nothing. I like the roller so I don't have to worry about all the junk with oil. I just read Grumpy's post on oil systems- they came up with a tool to groove the lifter bores so they add some oil to the cam. Cool thing.
and no, I don't think for a minute it'll take 600 ft/lbs without breaking everything. I'm still in awe that after 38 years it's still got the original U-joints, halfshafts and differential.
But looking at all the numbers I still think 600+ @ 2000 would be a hoot. After all, this is not a daily driver- it's a toy to come out and drive when the sun is shining and I feel like playing around a bit. So with all that, I'm looking at getting the most bang for the buck, AND keeping reliability. find the best balance of HP/TQ, fun, and bling will be the trick.
Ok, 600 fts lbs torque and 600+ HP. I like Big Boobs too.:devil:
Bigger is always better!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ok, 600 fts lbs torque and 600+ HP. I like Big Boobs too.:devil:
I would NEVER have guessed THAT!!:tomato:
How about 700 hp through a performer RPM intake
427 CI