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horse power and cubic inch size
I am fairly new to engine rebuilding... But I rebuilt my 289 in my stang.. I had to bore it 30 over.. i have been told it is now a 293 does that sound right? also I was wondering if you guys might have an estimate on horsepower for the engine being bored 30 over, and it running tri y headers, dual exhaust, 600 cfm carb, 270 cam, slightly stronger than stock valve springs, valve job was done, port and polished heads.. thats all of the infor i can think of now.
Joe ------------------ 66 mustang 289x.30 over, holley 600 cfm carb,c4 trans,rebuilt engine, 270+ hp |
Hi Joe, I will take a stab at this one. Your 289 bored .030 over should indeed be about a 293. With the combo you have described I would give you between 240 and 275 hp. It sounds to me like a good combo for your engine.
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thanx.. Someday I guess I should get it put on a dyno
------------------ 66 mustang 289x.30 over, holley 600 cfm carb,c4 trans,rebuilt engine, 270+ hp |
My '66 with a 306 CID produces 300-310HP, depending whether you are using standard dyno conditions or SAE. With my C-4, rated at about 75% driveline effifiency, I get 223.3 SAE HP at the rear wheels (DynoJet). 223.5/.75=298 SAE HP. Add 4.5% to get standard dyno conditions and this is about 311 Hp. Look at my sig for my mods. I'd expect 1 HP/CI with your set up if it's tuned well and with good short block and head prep.
I had to do a lot of small stuff to get mine. Windage tray, crank scraper, Roller tip rockers, stub stack, home made cold air/ ram air system, under drive pulleys, optimizing fuel delivery and spark curve. Lots of trial and error here over a quite a while. I bet you can get 1 HP/CI if you work at it. Rev ------------------ '66 Coupe, 306, windage tray, TRW flat tops, 351W heads,pocket ported, 268 CC hydraulic cam, R tip R's, Edelbrock Performer, 600 CFM Holley vac. secs., Mallory Unilite, coil, fuel pump, Tri-Y headers, 2 1/2 " custom pipes, 3 chamber Flows, stock C-4, 3.25 Currie built 8" rear, March under drive pulleys, 13.97 e.t., 100.1 mph 1/4 mi. |
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