79 Bronco from 351M to 400
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79 Bronco from 351M to 400
Hi,
I need information on the piston selection for my build. I already have most of the parts ordered but having a hart time finding the right piston to achieve a good compression that will allow me to use regular pump gas.
here is the list:
Edelbrock cylinder heads EDL-61629 ( 60cc Combustion Chamber)
Edekbrock intake EDL-2171 ( dual plane )
Edelbrock carb 650 cfm 1826. (4 Barrels)
com camps dual energy cam CL32-206-3 203 int/216 exh (RV cam)
COMP Cams Magnum Steel Roller Tip Rocker Arms 1411-16
I already have the 400 crankshaft but pistons is where Im having difficult to find. Since the heads are 60cc I will probably need dished top pistons to stay with in 9.5~ 10:1 CR.
Any sugestion???
I already talked to Timothy Meyer but he no longer carries the TM/KB2344 (30cc didhed) since Aussie heads are not longer that plentiful.
thanks in advance.
I need information on the piston selection for my build. I already have most of the parts ordered but having a hart time finding the right piston to achieve a good compression that will allow me to use regular pump gas.
here is the list:
Edelbrock cylinder heads EDL-61629 ( 60cc Combustion Chamber)
Edekbrock intake EDL-2171 ( dual plane )
Edelbrock carb 650 cfm 1826. (4 Barrels)
com camps dual energy cam CL32-206-3 203 int/216 exh (RV cam)
COMP Cams Magnum Steel Roller Tip Rocker Arms 1411-16
I already have the 400 crankshaft but pistons is where Im having difficult to find. Since the heads are 60cc I will probably need dished top pistons to stay with in 9.5~ 10:1 CR.
Any sugestion???
I already talked to Timothy Meyer but he no longer carries the TM/KB2344 (30cc didhed) since Aussie heads are not longer that plentiful.
thanks in advance.
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#3
even with flat tops they are down in the bore .090 to .100 if you leave the block alone. when i built mine 20 yrs ago i used the aussie heads and a larger cam which lowers the comp some but was still at almost 11-1. if your careful on the timing you can get away with regular.
#4
Looks like you have a good bit invested in the motor already, but swapping these 351/400M engines for 385 series (429/460) isn't bad since the bell house is the same. There is quite a bit more off the shelf performance parts for the 385 series BB that the 351/400. Might be worth considering dependent on your custom piston set price.
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