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FE Technical Forum / Re: Headers for CJ heads 1967 Mustang w/ PS
« on: January 29, 2021, 11:13:09 AM »
Yes this is a stick car

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FE Technical Forum / Re: 1964 427 Center Oiler
« on: January 26, 2021, 01:51:12 PM »
Wow Kevin, You've removed any guess work for me. lol Thank You very much for the pictures. Made it easy to understand.

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FE Technical Forum / Re: Headers for CJ heads 1967 Mustang w/ PS
« on: January 26, 2021, 12:26:51 PM »
I will look into those Mad Dogs. What about JBA 6655S. 1.75" but claim openings for fully ported heads. Thanks for the help, Joe

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FE Technical Forum / Re: 1964 427 Center Oiler
« on: January 25, 2021, 05:40:41 PM »
Very helpful thank U.

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FE Technical Forum / Headers for CJ heads 1967 Mustang w/ PS
« on: January 25, 2021, 04:43:48 PM »
What headers are available to fit 428CJ heads and power steering in 67 Stang Please. Anything larger than 1 7/8"?
Brands Please. Thanks,Joe.

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FE Technical Forum / 1964 427 Center Oiler
« on: January 25, 2021, 04:28:19 PM »
Would surely appreciate info on engine mounts to place an early 427 center oiler into a 1967 Mustang FE car. I know the later FE motors have 4 bolt holes as opposed 2 on the 427. Is there motor mounts available? I'm sure I'm not the first to try this. Thanks, Joe.

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FE Technical Forum / Re: Stroker Cranks
« on: May 23, 2016, 08:38:39 PM »
is this 9000 series Scat a product item in 4.125 do you know?

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FE Technical Forum / Stroker Cranks
« on: May 23, 2016, 02:52:55 PM »
Good Morning,
Just got home from OC Maryland Summer Cruise and unfortunately broke an Eagle crank. Fortunately nothing catastrophic. Is there a 4540 4.125 crank readily available from someone without waiting for a custom piece? I hear unless it's custom made I'd be buying a china manufactured piece which may be fine provided its quality.
Recommendations are greatly appreciated.

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Finally was able to dyno the motor and this is what I got with the original 2X4 D manifold.
After numerous pulls with the pair of 750 vacuums and re jetting we netted 619hp and 610tq. I bought a pair of 660 centers prepared by Allstate Carb with 76 jets and metering plate squared.
1st pull fouled plugs so dropped the jets to 72 with metering plates unchanged netted 635hp and was still pulling too much fuel.
Ran the carbs to Allstate and Jim immediately changed the metering plates to 72 and opened the hi speed air bleeds. I took a pair of 70 plates with me in case.
This netted 655hp at 6300 and 623tq at 4700.
Changed the primaries to 70 and plates to 70 at 38* timing and made 664hp.
Plugs read perfect and fuel flow where it belongs.
Engine specs described at the top of page.

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Thank you gentlemen.

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Hey guys I would like to try a tunnel wedge 2x4 hi rise for my factory cast iron hi rise heads. any aftermarket pieces available?

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Hey Guys, these 750 vacuum secondary carbs aren't doing the job on the dyno. I.m leaning toward a pair of 750 Quick fuel's. Thoughts please.
Also will need to mount them sideways. I can only find an open bore adapter from Edelbrock and an Offy.
Does this present much of a flow issue into the High rise manifold?
Thanks

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Wayne Sharky matched the port to the gasket yes. he ported the heads and did the valves and they flow a true 350 cfm. Great job I think. 2.250 and 1.70. Truthfully I'm getting caught up in the numbers and agree that the difference in performance for the cost of buying a quality piece for my purpose may be foolish. At 56 I still can't get enough. Still doing the street outlaw stuff.
You saw my cam specs so I've got friends taking a guess at the HP and Torque numbers before the dyne tomorrow. Take a shot?
I'm thinking 665-675 and 620 torque.
I'd love to see 700 like some folks are getting. I'm beginning to think different dynos with the same motor and you get different numbers.

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Oh I see Capt CJ is Blair.

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How can I contact Blair to ask some questions or his website please.

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