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Marx427

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Re: Low Riser Porting
« Reply #15 on: September 24, 2012, 08:58:49 PM »
I'm using C5AE-H  and C 427  Iron headers and they may as well be welded on.....for what I payed for them, I'd take them to bed if I could.....so those stay.

This engine is basically in de-tuned hibernation....built to take whatever head and cam combo I use in the future.....and according to Jays book I know I could be making a whole lot more power than I am now with a head and cam change.
 
I'm now putting together  a budget 428  to replace the 468 for a while.....Ive already put way too many miles on the 468.

With this new engine I plan to run my own Great FE Butt O Meter Comparo.....starting with my worst manifold and working up....  the manifolds tested will be;
 352 HP
Ed's  F-427
C7AE-F  PI
Holley Street Dominator
Offy Port O Sonic
Blue thunder 2x4

I have long relied on the ole Butt O Meter and over the yrs it has slowly grown to the proportions that I believe to be needed to take on a challenge like this.

Now if it will only still fit in the seat.....

1965 427 Galaxie 500 (Clone) 468ci 4 Speed

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Re: Low Riser Porting
« Reply #16 on: September 24, 2012, 09:08:54 PM »
That's good stuff!  8)   Sounds like a plan
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