Low deck Giant
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Wow!!! What a Monster!! That is impressive
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WOW, WOOKIE. Can you give a run down on engine parts/combination. awesome, my son and I have started on a 512-B engine but haven't picked out a cam or carb as of yet. your engine is beautiful!
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Nice, it that with the 4150 style carb?
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Cool, Last year I put a QuickFuel 1,000 cfm E-85 carb on my engine, but I am still tuning it.
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Nice numbers! But what's MM lobes?
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I like to call them "Mean Mothers" because of the ramp rate but I believe they actually stand for Muscle Motors. Comp 6584/6585 is the #.
Nothing real trick in the build. Block has the lifter bushings and all the typical machine work. Custom Diamond dome Pistons with gapless top ring pack, 13.7-1 CR, 2.25 intake valves and heads flow 359 @ .600, Harland 1.6's giving it .635 lift, PSI valve springs, Titanium retainers, distributor is locked, Dougs 452 headers. Pretty much sums it up.
Nothing real trick in the build. Block has the lifter bushings and all the typical machine work. Custom Diamond dome Pistons with gapless top ring pack, 13.7-1 CR, 2.25 intake valves and heads flow 359 @ .600, Harland 1.6's giving it .635 lift, PSI valve springs, Titanium retainers, distributor is locked, Dougs 452 headers. Pretty much sums it up.
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I've have always liked a higher C/Ratio in these motors, especially at higher elevations where I am. Then when you combine high C/R with a high flow head, you can get some real big horsepower/torque numbers, such as what you have here. I'm curious as to what thickness/type head gasket you are using? What is the quench/squish clearance on this engine? Thanks, good job. Nice build.
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My 451 has a C/R of 13 to 1, .037 quench distance. 915 heads. Runs mid 12s consistently. Producing 460 horsepower.
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I lose 77 H/P at 5600 feet, so actual horsepower at altitude is 383, according to the Wallace calculators.
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My 451 has a C/R of 13 to 1, .037 quench distance. 915 heads. Runs mid 12s consistently. Producing 460 horsepower.
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I lose 77 H/P at 5600 feet, so actual horsepower at altitude is 383, according to the Wallace calculators.
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Holy Cow!
What are you putting that BEAST into?
What are you putting that BEAST into?
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What kind of ETs and MPH have you been running? What do you expect with the new motor?
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Are the HS rockers staying adjusted. When will you have some 1/4 mile times and what's that other engine in the background with the up swept tubes on it? 
Garys1969RR
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Very nice looking car!
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I believe that engine is a boat motor that makes much more power than mine.
Before this engine had 11.3-1 CR and made about 650 HP. At that time it ran 11.60's around 119 in my 4500 pound sled. I lightened the car up at least 400 so I should now be 4000-4100 at the line. ET calculator says with the extra HP I now make it will be 10.60's at my weight. I have an 8" converter now, low gears and a brake in the tranny, so my 60's should jump from the 1.62-1.65 it used to be.
At least 3 months till my first trip to the track now. I'm excited to say the least.
Before this engine had 11.3-1 CR and made about 650 HP. At that time it ran 11.60's around 119 in my 4500 pound sled. I lightened the car up at least 400 so I should now be 4000-4100 at the line. ET calculator says with the extra HP I now make it will be 10.60's at my weight. I have an 8" converter now, low gears and a brake in the tranny, so my 60's should jump from the 1.62-1.65 it used to be.
At least 3 months till my first trip to the track now. I'm excited to say the least.
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