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02-17-2005, 12:16 AM | #1 |
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What camshaft/converter/gears for Cleveland
Ok here's what i've got (low budget buildup):
Engine: 400 Modified Cleveland (yeah i know, but it's still a cleveland) I'm rebuilding with 10.5:1 CR, Edelbrock Performer Manifold port matched to stock 2 barrel heads (light porting). I'm probably going to hand port or try and acid port the exhaust manifolds, getting a 750-800 cfm vacuum secondary quadrajet and rebuild it. I'm going to use nitrous oxide, not sure how much of a shot yet. - how much valve lift can i get with the pedestal mount stock rocker arms? - what cam would you recommend? - What size diameter exhaust should i use? Transmission: C6, going to do a performance overhaul - what converter should i get? Rearend: Will swap in a 8.8" to whatever car i buy - what gears should i get? - basically i'm looking to build a torque crazy engine to put in a light car like an early 80's stang or fox body, i want to be as fast as possible on a budget at whatever rpm it takes (preferably lower, more reliable rpm's) but with the exhaust manifolds and performer intake i think my rpm band may be limited to 5500-6000 rpm. I'd like to be in the mid-low 11's with slicks. ***thank you for your time***
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