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    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Thank you! I agree that getting power like this out of a standard port head and a very basic overall combo is a pretty big...
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    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    The previous RHS-headed version of my motor had a gasket-matched Holley Strip Dominator. In my estimation the issue with that particular...
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Thank you RRR.
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    God forbid. I haven't brushed up on my API ratings in a long time.
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Yeah, somehow I think it's going to be OK.
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Thank you!
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Start your own thread!
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Get offa my lawn!
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  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread The Great Pumpkin - '71 Duster.
    For anyone following my build thread here that may have missed my post about putting the 416" on the dyno you can read about that at the...
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Thank you! If it spins off the line at the track I can take some timing out through the Holley software. It's been apart for a long...
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Dude, this is my thread so if you don’t have anything practical to add just stop. You’re just creating drama I detest drama especially...
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Thanks. The block will be fine.
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    ‘71 Duster, let’s say 3,150lbs. with driver at the staring line 904 with good internal parts, not rollerized (usually good for 1/10 v...
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    The dyno shop owner and I discussed it and he agreed the timing was pretty much optimal. I appreciate the info and I get the idea of the...
  • rmchrgr
    rmchrgr replied to the thread 416" on the dyno.
    Cool, thanks for the explanations. I hadn’t messed with anything like that before. I would have to look into how to set up a gear change...
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