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I have a 1967 ford 352 fe
bored 60 over with 9.0:1 cast flattop pistons
slightly ported heads
crank turned 10/10
mild street cam .400 lift
1 3/4" into 3" headers
2 1/2" duals into thrush glasspacks
holley 2 barrel 500cfm
fresh rebuild no miles yet
(motor completely and heads completely)
ask someone on here if they have a desktop dyno, i do not or i would be happy to do it but roughly 260hp im guessing i really dont know but i know someone on here does that can help you.
Originally posted by ford1967 I have a new 352 under my hood with a sixty over bore and I ran it on the dyno and it came up as 285 hp and close to 400 ft pounds.
these seem like really good numbers for a stock or near stock 352. What mods if any do you have?
Is that a real rear wheel number or some adjusted, with transmission loss, SAE adjusted number?
I believe that he posted gross horsepower numbers and i am wondering what kind of loss is there from gross to net. I figure myself to have 325 gross horsepower and about 250 at the flywheel. I have seen some engines specs drop as much as 33%.
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