Brian Hafliger
Well-Known Member
Just wanted to share this build with you guys here. I posted it over on Moparts.com also.
Siamesed R3 4.200 bore 48° lifter bores
4.00 crank
-16cc dish ross pistons
H beam rods
Indy cnc -2 heads with my VJ and chamber work
Solid Ft cam with Schubeck lifters (255-259@ .050)
Compression is 10.3:1
We tried both Indy and Victor intakes, and a QF 950 annular carb and our 1000HP holley, and no spacer vs. tapered spacer vs. 1/2 open spacer.
Best high rpm HP came from the Indy intake/1000HP carb and tapered spacer. Best low rpm power (3000-3500) came from the QF 950/Victor and 1/2 spacer combo.
Indy combo made 611HP at 6500rpm and Victor combo made 590HP at 6300rpm.
We recieved this engine because the customer had someone else build it for him and was unhappy with the performance. He had chose most of the parts for the build, and was not far off I have to say.
I lowered the compression from 10.7 to 10.3 for more realistic street driving.
We fixed alot of machining problems (bores, heads, etc...)and changed the cam to my custom grind.
Here are some pics of it:
Siamesed R3 4.200 bore 48° lifter bores
4.00 crank
-16cc dish ross pistons
H beam rods
Indy cnc -2 heads with my VJ and chamber work
Solid Ft cam with Schubeck lifters (255-259@ .050)
Compression is 10.3:1
We tried both Indy and Victor intakes, and a QF 950 annular carb and our 1000HP holley, and no spacer vs. tapered spacer vs. 1/2 open spacer.
Best high rpm HP came from the Indy intake/1000HP carb and tapered spacer. Best low rpm power (3000-3500) came from the QF 950/Victor and 1/2 spacer combo.
Indy combo made 611HP at 6500rpm and Victor combo made 590HP at 6300rpm.
We recieved this engine because the customer had someone else build it for him and was unhappy with the performance. He had chose most of the parts for the build, and was not far off I have to say.
I lowered the compression from 10.7 to 10.3 for more realistic street driving.
We fixed alot of machining problems (bores, heads, etc...)and changed the cam to my custom grind.
Here are some pics of it:















