It's 622hp just didn't think the 22hp would be what twisted the cars frame.First thing I'd want is to hear the 427. After purchase have it Placed on a dyno. Get raw data first. Anyone could find M/T valve covers and a few performance trinkets laying around. Plus identify what it actually makes. 600 hp is pretty even number. Either it was precisely engineered for 600. Or the owner has estimated HP. Maybe it makes 375 maybe it makes 12000???? Or maybe 601.875 HP?? With out actual data going to be a rougher build. Make sure your buying what is said to be. Or I can sell you a Carroll Shelby 305 with 800 hp for $4000.00 lol throw in some magic beans. Best of luck.
What is the apprehension about a cage or frame stiffening? Many members on here do it or get someone to do it.It's 622hp just didn't think the 22hp would be what twisted the cars frame.
It's 622hp just didn't think the 22hp would be what twisted the cars frame.
It sounds like he made his mind up and I am guessing since there was no mention of any power adder for the 427 that this is an old school N/A race engine with big heads and an even bigger cam plus no one builds 427 big blocks anymore when you can build a 454 small block.By the sounds of the collective experience here if I purchase this motor I'm not going to have a street car anymore. I think I'm going to head in a different route with this Gbody. I'll keep an eye out for a less aggressive motor.
It sounds like he made his mind up and I am guessing since there was no mention of any power adder for the 427 that this is an old school N/A race engine with big heads and an even bigger cam plus no one builds 427 big blocks anymore when you can build a 454 small block.
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