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Agreed that most BBC heads would work. We have done several low boost engines using the Brodix BB3 with good results.
I am not sure the rule is exactly the same for P/M
1000 .
5.40 :d:d
Yes they have.
Like to see Randy Meyer make a good hit.
P/M on the chip 4000 rpm, shift at 9500 1.35 sec, 7800 at 1.65 shift 9800 2.7 sec, 7800 at 3.05 sec finish line 9327 5.99 sec, 238 mph. None of...
Interesting that NHRA also prohibits heating the fuel.
In series almost anything will work, parallel not so much.
It was what it was. ;)
Even Babe Ruth didn't hit a home run every time. (For the young guys, Babe Ruth did it without PEDs) ;)
1.094" x 3.25" tapered steel, standard BAE part.
Yes .
20 buttons 769 piston 230 pin 300/618 rod 59 rings 50 bearings 2730 B/W
Try this http://www.msdignition.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=10
I didn't see it mentioned, but remember the more OD the slower it cranks.
In the end you will still need a crank trigger.
First shop for used, building from scratch is time consuming and expensive. ;)
I thought maybe Chevy Chase "Be the ball"
It is one with the head. Zen?