My 87 Salon with the 330 actually running after 10 years...

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papabearxl

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Like I said, it's still in need of a fine tune (maybe when I get my thermostat housing to stop leaking), but we like it. Breathing through the old rusted headers into dual 2.5 pipes through dual Flowmasters (40's I think); I have new ceramics to go on it when I can actually drive it normally.

That's an Engle/JM 22-25-10 cam snorting through those pipes.
 
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Anubis, the heads are the factory "3" heads. They were decked, some port work, new hardened seats and treated to a polish and I have Crane roller tipped rocker in standard ratio. I haven't had it physically dynoed, but after inputting all of the specs into CompCams CamQuest online virtual dyno, it registered 503 hp and 493 ft/lbs iirc. I haven't driven the car yet, as I'm having trouble figuring out why the new custom-built 200-4R won't hydraulically take gear, and we just moved to Texas and it isn't registered or inspected here yet.
 

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Hot Rod or Car Craft used that virtual dyno and compares it with real world dyno numbers and although a discrepancy existed, it was minimal (maybe 20 hp and 20 ft/lbs to the positive side).

I have a 2400-2600 stall so I will probably change it out later to a 3000+ depending on driving. The big issue is the factory 7.5" rear before I can really get into it and see how it performs...and that will be a while.
 

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Anubis, the heads are the factory "3" heads. They were decked, some port work, new hardened seats and treated to a polish and I have Crane roller tipped rocker in standard ratio. .

roller rockers are never the same ratio of the standard stamped rockers. OEM stamped rockers range from 1.43 to 1.48 and never 1.5 like a roller rocker. I noticed the difference when I went from stamped to 1.5 roller rockers.
 
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I guess they are 1.6...these are just roller-tip and I'll have to find my old receipts to verify part number. They may be the Magnum but I think they weren't rated for my spring pressure. It has been 7-8 years since I bought them. Lol. Hell, they may be Comps, too. Lol.


(EDIT)--They should be the CompCams Magnum, (Or the 7200 Steel Roller Rocker Kit from Mondello, which is the CompCams kit retagged IIRC); and yes, I know all about the Mondello controversy of the last several years.

At the time I was buying these parts, though, I hadn't heard or read any of the info about the split between Joe and rest of company, and the controversies surrounding the company; I did, however, not have a bad experience at that time.
 
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