Topic: 383 install begins
in Forum: C3 Engines
|UPDATED|1/14/2014 8:45:06 PM (AZT)|/UPDATED|
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Very respectable numbers!
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But I really liked "Why Africa is not a military power." Where in the world did you find THAT?


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But I really liked "Why Africa is not a military power." Where in the world did you find THAT?

Thanks Darryl! Should pull pretty hard by the looks of the front end lifting up in the video. Can't wait for spring!
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I think it make sense. I read a chassis dyno test of a similar 383 in Super Chevy last month with the same heads and a cam with a bit more intake duration and more lift and they were getting 285 rwhp and 335 rwtq. I running cats on mine that they weren't so I'm not that far off what they were getting. And their engine made 426 hp on the engine dyno. That's a 33% loss. That puts my 383 at about 399 hp. Quite a bit of driveline losses in these old cars. I've read other tests of some Mustangs that were seeing 35% driveline loss compared to the engine dyno.
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Joel Adams
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