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  • #61
    Re: Bonneville here I come

    the left one and hairs from the right one
    Phil / Omaha

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    • #62
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      not ta freaking me that's fer sure - I ain't got no spare motors mang.
      Phil / Omaha

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      • #63
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        Originally posted by fahrenschnell
        Originally posted by TubbedCamaro
        Seems this T-bird weighs about 200lbs less than my '99 Camaro.

        And Keith is a 0.36 Cd drag coefficient good??
        I ain't Keith.....but .36 Cd ain't good either.....Think teens if you want to go fast. Or at least low 20's....w/ very little frontal area.

        Seth
        Depends on your HP. We go faster than most with a .30. ;)

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        • #64
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          That's about $3,000-4,000 for the fully prepped ready to run bolt it and go set up. Of course no one makes a turbo intake or exhaust system for it, so figure that into your cost. You can see the port matched intake flange if you look real close.

          307 cfm at .700.

          This was Bo's head, I bought it from him when he decided to run iron heads. I think he's been able to push that number up a little higher on some of his most recent ARCA work.

          Boport Performance specializes in high quality street and racing products and services for the Ford 2.3 engine and other engines.

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          • #65
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            Right now its just holding my bench down, I already have the ability to make far more than the class allowable horsepower with a Bo prepped iron head in my road-racecar. It flows about 240 cfm.

            If we nut up and build the BMMP Ranger pickup, I'll throw it on there.

            Bob

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            • #66
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              How well do the 2.5L iron twin plug heads flow?
              Central TEXAS Sleeper
              USAF Physicist

              ROA# 9790

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              • #67
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                Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
                How well do the 2.5L iron twin plug heads flow?
                According to Bo they don't.

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                • #68
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                  Originally posted by horsewidower
                  Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
                  How well do the 2.5L iron twin plug heads flow?
                  According to Bo they don't.
                  I was always told that if a cylinder has two sparkplugs it has a poorly designed combustion chamber.

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                  • #69
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                    Originally posted by TubbedCamaro
                    I was always told that if a cylinder has two sparkplugs it has a poorly designed combustion chamber.
                    Tell that to the twin plug elephant and metric hemi guys.... hehe
                    Central TEXAS Sleeper
                    USAF Physicist

                    ROA# 9790

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                    • #70
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                      Originally posted by CTX-SLPR
                      Originally posted by TubbedCamaro
                      I was always told that if a cylinder has two sparkplugs it has a poorly designed combustion chamber.
                      Tell that to the twin plug elephant and metric hemi guys.... hehe
                      combustion chamber design is irrelevant on those motors. It's all about shoving fuel and lighting as much as possible before it exits.
                      BS'er formally known as Rebeldryver

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                      • #71
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                        no wonder the new Chrysler V8 vehicles have such crap for mileage.....
                        Central TEXAS Sleeper
                        USAF Physicist

                        ROA# 9790

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                        • #72
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                          I WILL HAVE A CAR AT BONNEVILLE BEFORE YOU
                          and I am in sorry shape

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                          • #73
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                            think the D6 hemi was twin plug for an extra 1/4 inch of engine setback
                            the cleveland and small blocks were cleaning the hemis clocks - via revs and weight breaks

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