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couple of questions as I deal with a lot of sbf motors. why a 1200cfm throttle body? seems pretty big for a 306 inch engine. what are the thoughts on the promaxx heads? casting quality, machining quality out of the box, etc. they seem to be a good deal for a budget build if they are well made but I have not seen any of the ford ones yet. not really a question but a thought, with a stock block I dont think a whipple would be a good idea as the roller blocks are known to split down the middle but seems to be boosted or nitrous motors.
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Originally Posted by Rookie
(Post 4855885)
This build is nothing extreme at all. (consider it a budget build) I originally bought the car back in 1995 when I was 21 and I have not driven the car in over 10yrs. When I purchased the car the only upgrades were a Superchip and a 4:10 posi. It was a blast and a little handful. 0-90 mph was always fun even with it's anemic 225HP. I'll have to admit I was Camaro guy until I purchased this car. The engine has been laying around the shop for 7yrs waiting for all of my boating projects to be completed. Seeing as I have never assembled a SBF before I asked my head/engine guy (Jim Valako) if he would assemble it for me.
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 4856508)
couple of questions as I deal with a lot of sbf motors. why a 1200cfm throttle body? seems pretty big for a 306 inch engine. what are the thoughts on the promaxx heads? casting quality, machining quality out of the box, etc. they seem to be a good deal for a budget build if they are well made but I have not seen any of the ford ones yet. not really a question but a thought, with a stock block I dont think a whipple would be a good idea as the roller blocks are known to split down the middle but seems to be boosted or nitrous motors.
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
(Post 4856508)
couple of questions as I deal with a lot of sbf motors. why a 1200cfm throttle body? seems pretty big for a 306 inch engine. what are the thoughts on the promaxx heads? casting quality, machining quality out of the box, etc. they seem to be a good deal for a budget build if they are well made but I have not seen any of the ford ones yet. not really a question but a thought, with a stock block I dont think a whipple would be a good idea as the roller blocks are known to split down the middle but seems to be boosted or nitrous motors.
Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 4856511)
Sounds a lot like me. Had two 69's and a 70 Camaro. Then I went to the dark side in 1997 when I bought my 87 Saleen. All stock and 99% original with about 45k on it now.
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Originally Posted by underpsi68
(Post 4856512)
I have pictures of them, but still can't post for some reason(I'm working on it).
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Originally Posted by cheech
(Post 4856540)
Did you read the link in post 20?
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Brand new Promax spring. Supposedly made by comp.
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Originally Posted by underpsi68
(Post 4856590)
Brand new Promax spring. Supposedly made by comp.
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