What do you guys think a 9.7 compression 427 with a 350 HP 396 cam 390 HP 427 cam 214/218/460/480 factory cast iron intake (427) and Q-Jet will make for power, and where it would peak, I know the cam is not well liked. Interested in all opinions.
Soon..........When will the results be released?
what/whose pistons are those??Soon..........
Autotecwhat/whose pistons are those??
I never tested it without the spacer.Curious on how much the carb spacer helped with Q-jet and stock intake? Open or 4-hole spacer?
I used 7/16 fine nuts up against the rocker ball the the factory nut as a jam nut, makes no metal that way.No Crane kool nuts with those ball type rockers? Or short polylocks?
The cam is a exact copy of a 350/390 HP 396/427 cam 214/218/460/480 but I did have my cam grinder (Redline) change the LC to 112. It was ground on a original 1960s GM cam core, I used 1970s TRW hyd lifters. Vacuum would be 19 inches @ 780 RPM. I wanted very slow GM engineered lobes for reliability and a very smooth idle. It runs so good!Is that cam as sold by GM or a "blueprint" version? I had the engine (427/390) in a '69 Vette NHRA stocker 40+ years ago but had a "blueprint" version of that cam and normal stocker engine blueprinting. Ran 11.50's at 117. 4.56 rear, 9" slicks, TH400, etc. Weight with driver was 3485 min so around 3500 actual. Never had it on a dyno but I was guessing around 450 hp. Later added the 3x2 setup and added weight to stay in B/SA. Eventually got it to a best of 11.28 under the old stocker rules.