[spork1o1]

this is going in a 67 galaxie 500.
engine specks
cam.
• .050 Duration: 255° Intake; 262° Exhaust
• Advertised Duration: 290° Intake; 302° Exhaust
• Cam Lift: .356 Intake; .342 Exhaust
• Valve Lift: .628 Intake; .602 Exhaust Cam:

heads C4AE 6090G
73cc chambers
int & exh ported
int. 18cc over
exh 15cc over

block
.050 over
forged pistons with 15cc dome
stock 390 stroke

Using the Compression Ratio Calculator from survivalmotorsports.com
I get 12.5:1

the car has a 9" with 3.50:1 gears and 28" tall tires in the back.


I currently have 4 gallons of 110 race gas in the fuel cell.

plans over the winter include converting to E85 to run the car on the street

I'm thinking something under 2200 stall

 

[DanH]

this is going in a 67 galaxie 500.
engine specks
cam.
• .050 Duration: 255° Intake; 262° Exhaust
• Advertised Duration: 290° Intake; 302° Exhaust
• Cam Lift: .356 Intake; .342 Exhaust
• Valve Lift: .628 Intake; .602 Exhaust Cam:

heads C4AE 6090G
73cc chambers
int & exh ported
int. 18cc over
exh 15cc over

block
.050 over
forged pistons with 15cc dome
stock 390 stroke

Using the Compression Ratio Calculator from survivalmotorsports.com
I get 12.5:1

the car has a 9" with 3.50:1 gears and 28" tall tires in the back.


I currently have 4 gallons of 110 race gas in the fuel cell.

plans over the winter include converting to E85 to run the car on the street

I'm thinking something under 2200 stall

a 2200 stall will work , so won't the stock tq/conv.

but , if your looking for fast , a 4200 stall and min. of 4.30 gears out back is more in line

 

[spork1o1]

The current converter that came with the car was run with nitrous and ballooned out. Maybe I can put it in a 10 ton press and push it back to where it should be.

























just kidding I ordered Hughes Performance street rod series 2000 to 2200 stall converter part # 35-20

 

[clevelandstyle]

The current converter that came with the car was run with nitrous and ballooned out. Maybe I can put it in a 10 ton press and push it back to where it should be.

A 2 ton press will do just fine. Let us know how it works out.