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carcraft has an engine build thats layed out to a T. With parts, prices, and tips. Dyno results on cheap gas. With killer TQ and good HP. Super low comp 8.8:1 433-HP 491-TQ.
 
I just got the 73 GTS back with a 351c rebuilt for HP with a 2400 stall. I was offered a 460 and looking at the motor builds online I came across this. Right now I get 4.5-12mpg (depending on conditions) so going to the 460 wont bother me at all :)
 
The machine shop guy just put a 460 in a truck, and at any point you hit the gas the tires break loose, you can do a rolling burn out 45mph! So I am looking to build something like the 87oct build but with flat pistons and a slightly bigger cam. My heads are 92cc closed chamber.
 
 Anyway go check out the info its great!
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Which Car Craft? This coming month's edition?

The articles they've done with the Chevrolet 454 were impressive - the $3000 454 all rebuilt. And then they started putting parts onto it.
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I am not sure it might be old, I just saw it and was amazed. Can some one please tell me what shocks and springs I need to order to hold up the 460, I love these adjustabl ones from advanced but it's the same part number for the 351 and 460 I figured the 460 would be stiffer. I need to know springs as well. Please give me part names, numbers, and exact locations to look for them
Thank y'all so much, please keep helping I am so close to having the Torino finished for everyone to see!!!
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I usually use small block springs with my big blocks, and a larger front sway bar. Shocks are the same regardless. 


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Originally posted by GranTorinoSport GranTorinoSport wrote:

Which Car Craft? This coming month's edition?

The articles they've done with the Chevrolet 454 were impressive - the $3000 454 all rebuilt. And then they started putting parts onto it.


Old one from 2001 or so. Westec is also known for having a "happy" dyno. Take the #s with a grain of salt. Nice to compare the different brands, done on the same dyno, though.
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Get a roller cam with a grind you want.  The lack of friction on the cam helps the power  increase .
 I got a custom grind from crane several years ago . The duration is 278  intake & 286 degrees exhaust  at .050 lift is 216 intake & 224 on exhaust with .556 lift intake & .580 lift exhaust .I am using 1.71 ratio roller rockers.  Max rpm at 5400 rpm & valve float at 6000 rpm. Torque is 520 ft/lbs at 3100 rpm and stays over 500 ft/lbs untill 4900 rpm . Peak hp is 488 hp @ 5400 and torque at the same rpm is 488 ft/lbs. I find it not a bad street /strip cam .
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There is no replacement for displacement.
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How is the hydraulic roller holding up? I hear lots of stories about failed lifters on 460ford.com
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I had no problems  . I have heard comp cams having problems with lobs wearning out . | have seen a crane cam broken in two in a mopar engine. As things go a okay.
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I am finally back from overseas and getting back into the swing again.
I just did a rebuild due to a cam failure on my 477. Comp Cam but convinced I had two lifters stop rotating that caused the issue.
If you keep it clean, triple check your engine work, clearances, etc... and follow the correct proceedures you will be fine.
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I have been thinking on my 429 and hoping to get close to 450 HP out of it after I rebuild and upgrade perfomance.Stock 429 2v Thunderjet was rated at 320 hp and 4v TJ was 360 horse.need a gain of 130 hp for my 429 2v.700cfm 4 bbl,aluminum intake port and polished,cam,headers,headwork and roller rockers might not be enough.Compression is 10.5:1 stock hoping to keep that as it would save me money from buying pistons.but at worst upgrade to 11:1 but want to keep it streetable on pump gas so no higher then that.Would love to get aluminum heads but cheapest I found was Ford Motorsports for around $2K might not be in the budget when it comes time but is easy 50 hp bolt on
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The 10.5:1 can be a pain to tune for IMO. I had to do some work to get my 523" street friendly at 10.2ish:1
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Originally posted by Psquare75 Psquare75 wrote:

The 10.5:1 can be a pain to tune for IMO. I had to do some work to get my 523" street friendly at 10.2ish:1


Why is it a pain? I have a '68 10.5 motor that I got for free, and was intending on keeping the stock compression... unless it ends up being a bad idea...? 

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well It's 10.5 stock and doubt that adding a 4 bbl is gonna make it worse,might have to rejet or something but it runs like a raped ape now.can't keep the tire from spinning so I need to get a locker for the rear.Years ago my friend had a 79 4x4 Bronco with built 429 and 4 spd,thing was a pulling machine and hauled but might have been a 11:1 4v motor but if 11:1 is better then i'll change pistons.I really think it depends on the cam selection with the cc heads and matching everything including your carb size to really dial a motor in right.These older motors are alot better then the new 72 - up detuned and polution controlled engines IMO.I'll get the heads done with hardened valve seats for unleaded fuel but really don't think it will be a big problem to run the stock compression.If i'm able to get the aluminum heads well then the build will go in a different direction.
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The problem Psquare is referring to is detonation. Thinking that just because an engine is "stock" it should work fine on todays pump gas will get you in trouble. If this was 1969 and you could pull up to the pump and fill-r-up with some near 100 octane leaded premium, things would be good. The lead actually helped reduce the detonation because of it's lubrication qualities along with the higher available octane rating. I admit that the way octane is figured has changed, but I don't think anyone would argue that todays pump gas isn't the same as good old premium from back in the day. 
 
In todays reality, 10.5 and up cars of the '60s ping like crazy on todays gas. Sure, you could back the timing way down and over jet it some to help cut down on it, but power will suffer and it will probably still detonate under a hard load. A large cam with some serious overlap can help reduce cylinder pressure and make a high compression engine more streetable. Aluminum heads also allow for more compression on the street with quicker combustion chamber cooling.
 
Doing a one wheel wonder burnout with no real load against the engine is one thing, standing on it in 2nd gear out on the highway is quite another. I've driven a few of these '68-'71 Lincolns and T-Birds with 10.5-11.0 compression and even a light touch on the throttle in the right conditions will result in pinging.
 
If you're going to run that kind of compression on the street, take what Psquare said seriously, and plan on doing a lot of trial and error tuning until it's drivable. I've decided to take things in a different direction and convert to E-85. More than enough octane to get the job done, more horsepower and currently cheaper than pump gas. It'll be nice to put the timing and jetting back where it belongs....Cool 
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On the cam I mentioned does the profile show any interest to anyone . It cost more to start as a custom grind ,but it runs with less loppy as to a comp cams magnum 280, with more power .
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Originally posted by Skinnys Garage Skinnys Garage wrote:

The problem Psquare is referring to is detonation. 

This.. I have iron heads. It took quite a bit of work to remove detonation. Different distributor with adjustable (EASILY adjustable) timing curve.. air cleaner set up with a cool air induction, colder plugs, etc. I still had some engine cooling issues with this timing setup, so I ended up with an aluminum radiator and electric fan as well. But, I can at least run 93 w/o an octane boost now. We'll see how it runs in the summer months. It's been slow going for sure. Don't think it'll be a set it and forget it deal. 
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All that to get rid of detonation? I run 13-1 compression on my 351c 2V heads. High test gas and no det at all. During engine brake in I used 100% gas, now I fill up at BP with high test and thats 10% ethanol. If I run mid or low grade it dets, also if I use other gas from other companies it will sometimes too. But when I use BP, or local 100% nada.
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Hey, I dunno what to tell you, lol. All I know is when I first put the engine in, anything resembling part throttle caused a ton of detonation. I was adamant about vacuum advance being hooked up, so I had to do some work. All I have here is E10. It was a steep learning curve for me. 
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thats weird i'm running 87 octane in mine now,stomped on it in second and no ping,just went.Wonder if the 2 bbl is making it run better with the lower octane.I have yet to put any mid or high octane in it.Soon as I get the new water pump and belts back on i'll take it for a test drive and see if it detonates or stays the same.Do they still make the lead substitute you put in your fuel.I used it in the early 90's for my 351C cause couldn't get leaded fuel here but AZ still had leaded in 92 when I had it out there and the bargain price of $1.03 a gallon.Boy do I miss those days
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Originally posted by GA Army Vet GA Army Vet wrote:

All that to get rid of detonation? I run 13-1 compression on my 351c 2V heads. High test gas and no det at all. During engine brake in I used 100% gas, now I fill up at BP with high test and thats 10% ethanol. If I run mid or low grade it dets, also if I use other gas from other companies it will sometimes too. But when I use BP, or local 100% nada.
I'm a little confused about the compression ratio numbers for your Cleveland. Maybe I've read something wrong, but as far as I can tell, the part numbers you listed for your engine show flat top pistons with 2V (76cc) open chamber heads. That's a lot closer to 9:1, and with your 274 duration cam should be pretty streetable as you said. Even with closed chamber heads, it wouldn't be much over 10.5:1. I've built a few Clevelands with different combinations and the flat top/closed chamber is also a touchy combo to keep from detonating. Like I said, maybe I didn't get the piston number looked up correctly from your list.
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Originally posted by 73 ProStreetTorino 73 ProStreetTorino wrote:

thats weird i'm running 87 octane in mine now,stomped on it in second and no ping,just went.
That's great Jeff, hopefully you don't run into any problems. Every combo is different, temp, altitude, fuel brand and state of tune (set to kill or just drive around) all factor in. I can only go by my experiences and have delt with detonation in different combos. Like they say in infomercials "Your results may vary"Cool
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yah well the way you guys are talking is making me nervous and afraid if I change what I got to get more horsepower my results will vary the wrong way.I guess i'll find out.I thought about E85 build but just aren't enough places that carry it if I were to travel with the car.
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Yea the compression is right, its actualy a little be more than 13:1, where did you find the part number on those pistons to look up, because I have searched the internet to post the specs for eveyone else to see. I cant find them. We used 3 or 4 calcualtors each got us between 12-13.5 comp with the avg being 13.
 
He raised the compression by cutting out the head and intake. Also gaskets and crank and rods. I can get clearance number and stuff again if he remembers. The compression was so high that a new/stock starter wouldnt spin it over without killing the battery, even on a wall charger/starter. 1000cc gold top battery. We had to get a torque starter 4:1 gear ratio. Takes a sec to start it up.
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Just run good gas, and dont be a cheap a$$ :) (NOT SPEAKING BAD OF ANYONE, JUST A SAYING)  If your gonna spend the money on the engine make it last. Dont skimp on the good stuff. You dont drink flat soda or beer. A good way to test and see if you have issues is when you start or shut the engine off. If it makes a klunking sound like old cars do on TV shows and movies then upgrade the gas, or put octane boost in it. It might not make it all the time but just listen for a metalic sound like a knock or something.
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Yea the compression is right, its actualy a little be more than 13:1, where did you find the part number on those pistons to look up, because I have searched the internet to post the specs for eveyone else to see. I cant find them. We used 3 or 4 calcualtors each got us between 12-13.5 comp with the avg being 13.
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Thanks, this is the parts that were put into the car so far.
 
SUMMIT RACING INTAKE MANIFOLD AND CARB COMBO 03-0173 (750CFM 1500-7000RPM)
COMP CAMS 32-246-4 (lifters and rockers new)
COMP CAM LUBE 159
CLAIMER PISTONS 3428H (bored 30 over) 250shot max nitrous.............
 
Here's one place I found them using the numbers from your list. I know these aren't .030 over, but I did find some ended E-Bay auctions with this number for the .030 application.
 
http://store03.prostores.com/servlet/autoperformancepartsbyobrien/the-4148/NEW-HYPEREUTECTIC-FLAT-TOP/Detail 
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I thought the ones he put in where raised a little. But yea I checked the parts bill I have from him, its the number. When he gave me all the numbers on the engine he had me check it because we couldnt figure out why it was so hard to start. We called the starter shop (cause it was a new starter) and he said to check the compression. So we did, and he said I would need a geared starter. He said the stock starter would start 12:1 with little drain.
 
Maybe those numbers are with the nitrous compression. I will check monday tho.
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I have a bench seat, and I want to put a floor shift in.
 
Has anyone done this, I DONT WANT TO PUT BUCKET SEATS IN YET. I have a C6 big block, and I have looked at TCI floor shifters.
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