No its not a 4v, just an old dinosaur 302 with a good amount of displacement and a little compression. :-D
Here's the dyno vid:
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UZmtYmynpU"]YouTube- 347 Cobra Dyno[/nomedia]
It put down 411hp/395tq, which IMO isnt bad for a pump gas 347 with no power adders. :icon_psyc
Here's the breakdown, but I'm sure I missed some little stuff:
Its a little rich up top, but it was tuned to live on the street, at the 1/4 mile, and the occasional road course day. It probably would have made closer to 420rwhp if it was leaned out, but I chose safety over a couple hp. The timing is at 14*, and IIRC about 32* overall.
Here's the dyno vid:
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UZmtYmynpU"]YouTube- 347 Cobra Dyno[/nomedia]
It put down 411hp/395tq, which IMO isnt bad for a pump gas 347 with no power adders. :icon_psyc
Here's the breakdown, but I'm sure I missed some little stuff:
- 10.5:1 compression, Diamond forged pistons, forged crank and rods
- Edelbrock Vic 5.0 intake - upper extrude honed, lower port matched, inlet machined to 90mm
- Canfield 195 heads (58cc)
- Camshaft Inoovations solid roller camshaft
- Accufab 1 3/4 longtube headers, Accufab 3" h-pipe, 3" Hooker Aerochamber mufflers to dumps
- 90mm Cobra MAF, 90mm Accufab TB (fox style swap), 4" intake tubing
Its a little rich up top, but it was tuned to live on the street, at the 1/4 mile, and the occasional road course day. It probably would have made closer to 420rwhp if it was leaned out, but I chose safety over a couple hp. The timing is at 14*, and IIRC about 32* overall.