There's no replacement for displacement, right?
09-27-2006, 10:53 PM
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Check out some of the mustang forums, you can get into the high 12'* with pretty much nothing but bolt on'*, and still keep decent fuel economy. But if you want to go all out, I don't know much about stroking the fords, but there are people all over the place doing it. You can have just about any displacement number you want. One of the mags in my library (aka bathroom) has a windsor stroked to a 383...sound familiar? 
Either way, you're two steps ahead of us with a 5 speed and RWD!!!!
Either way, you're two steps ahead of us with a 5 speed and RWD!!!!
09-27-2006, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by chadow427
Check out some of the mustang forums, you can get into the high 12'* with pretty much nothing but bolt on'*, and still keep decent fuel economy. But if you want to go all out, I don't know much about stroking the fords, but there are people all over the place doing it. You can have just about any displacement number you want. One of the mags in my library (aka bathroom) has a windsor stroked to a 383...sound familiar? Either way, you're two steps ahead of us with a 5 speed and RWD!!!!
Either way, you're two steps ahead of us with a 5 speed and RWD!!!!I was thinking about originally just buying the trick flow top end kit to get into the high 12s, but more cubes are calling!
09-29-2006, 08:44 PM
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In that case, a stroked 460 with an aluminum block and heads, forged internals, low compression with a procharger and 
. Instant fun and destruction of all drivetrain parts!!
But seriously, a 351W can make 400 hp pretty easily, that might be the way to go.
. Instant fun and destruction of all drivetrain parts!! But seriously, a 351W can make 400 hp pretty easily, that might be the way to go.
09-29-2006, 10:23 PM
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But seriously, a 351W can make 400 hp pretty easily, that might be the way to go.
09-29-2006, 10:34 PM
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A tree fiddy one W can handle up to 700hp...though thatd be nuts. 400 would be adquate 
<3 the 4 bolt mains. A 302 attempts to become two four cylinders under your hood at 500whp.
<3 the 4 bolt mains. A 302 attempts to become two four cylinders under your hood at 500whp.
09-30-2006, 11:21 PM
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Went to the junkyard today and found this...
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It'* a 1990 351w...non roller block, though. Flat tappet. Still debating whether I want to waste my time and money no a flat tappet block, though I hear they can put out a lot of power too. It'* in an F250 so I'd have to pull it myself.
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It'* a 1990 351w...non roller block, though. Flat tappet. Still debating whether I want to waste my time and money no a flat tappet block, though I hear they can put out a lot of power too. It'* in an F250 so I'd have to pull it myself.
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