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Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton
I prefer a water car or theft recovery as opposed to a wreck, so I'm sure somewhere down here, there will be a flood. Would that be Levee Cutta? ![]() I'm just surprised about the inch of lift in non-roller Nascar motors. |
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A Nascar cam looks like a Mickey Mantle bat that someone worked over with a wood lathe. Big ole bubba. I think they still use mushrooms so no failure on the roller.
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Any more info on this engine? specifically, port volumes, approved rods and crank?
I have some info but not enough. Thanks |
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D3 engine in stock is the biggest joke coming out of Ford and NHRA. The rules originally intended for stock do not apply anymore.
I feel bad for all the guys that have worked for years on there combos to have to deal with the Made up combos coming from OEM.
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http://www.nhra.net/tech_specs/engin...ts/FORD-14.rtf Although they have a required cylinder head port volume, they have not been published yet. |
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