1971 Pro Touring Trans Am with a twist

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by garickman

Check post #126 on page 13 and post #133 on page 14. I think that should have all the info you are looking for. DSE headers which I believe are 1 7/8".

Thanks Greg.

Wow, 450 cubes!

715 hp @ 6600
610 ft lbs @ 5200

[Vince@Meanstreets]

It's a baby cam so I'm going with 650-670 hp

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

It's a baby cam so I'm going with 650-670 hp

I don't see any way this makes less than 1.5 hp per cube.

Baby sized cam maybe, but 1.8 shaft rockers are not baby.

[Flash68]

Awesome Greg! That thing is gonna be so fun to drive. Torque everywhere and not peaky.

Oh, and what do I win?

[Ron in SoCal]

Yeow man! This calls for

Congrats to you and Casey

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by garickman

A free ride

I'll take that.

Post the dyno sheet when you get it.

[zbugger]

Looks really good Greg. Am I at least allowed to look at it when it gets here?

[Vince@Meanstreets]

Just to make you feel better ill put it up front closest to the always opened door. I'll be sure to put a bowl of condoms next to it too.

[markss28]

Absolutely awesome! What an amazing piece of machine!

[Ron Sutton]

These numbers are nice ...

710 HP @ 6400
651.5 FT LBS @ 5100

But the thing that is bad ass is the flat torque curve and hp like a rheostat. This thing will be great to drive. That cam you posted is the key to this wide power band.

Congrats !