Thanks Don
I stood on a rock so I could feel like a big man around town!
It is buried in hereLink to the engine build?
OK, so a bit more on what we did dyno tuning for those that care.I'd be interested in what tuning parameters were changed.
That's no slouch,Yeah, yeah, none of you guys give a crap: what are the numbers????
Final: 448 rear wheel horsepower and 507 lb feet of torque.
Many thanks to @Nxcoupe for all the dyno tuning help and advice!![]()
Nice #sHawk The engine peaked at 5100-5200 with open headers on the engine dyno as well, although this was when it was still wearing the ported iron heads.
On our final day we drove TONS of small roads and took the long way to get to the Classic Auto Mall.
Many of the prices they are asking are out of line, but some cars seem to be reasonably priced. Regardless, it was fun to visit.
This was one of my favorites - I have a soft spot for AAR Cudas.
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You mean this right? I’m surprised they show it.With rot blistering, that one is waaaaay overpriced.
I think it was priced at 120K. Perhaps I should have said that I really like AAR Cudas, so it was a favorite as far as models of cars. I have zero interest in paying 120K for that one.With rot blistering, that one is waaaaay overpriced.
Matt, it was great to meet you, even if just for one day. Thanks for joining us!Well Done Hawk ! Thanks for planning this event ! It was great. I wish I could have done the entire tour ! It was great to meet you, Barry, Robert, Joel, and Judy !
Glad you enjoyed it!just wanted to add my two cents....we had a great time and appreciate hawk so much for putting this together.