January 15, 2019, 11:43 PM
BIG SPEEDAFR 220 OTB 429SBC 741HP
For the AFR lovers we just finished a 429 4.135x4.00 Made 741HP at 6700RPMs and 634Torque at 5300RPMs.Built for 10.0 Index and Pro-Super-Pro bracketracing.14.50CR Motown manifold with selective port work.Jesel rockers &belt.Vac pump.Isky lifters.Ran three different carbs .2 different fuels and spent time with EZPlate to adjust tune up for 10.0.Dyno sheets on YB.Bill C.
January 16, 2019, 06:57 AM
Curly1I am always impressed with your builds. That is good horsepower for that.
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January 16, 2019, 08:37 AM
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January 18, 2019, 05:33 AM
green1I am supprised to see a small block make that kinda power at those rpms. Will be interesting to see what it runs on the track.
January 18, 2019, 07:12 AM
pauleyvery close to my combo. I have been 5.77, 118 @ 2750#.
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January 18, 2019, 09:00 AM
markemarkquote:
Originally posted by green1:
I am supprised to see a small block make that kinda power at those rpms.
Have you seen what the
AFR 220 Competition heads flow. I believe heads and intake played a major part.
https://www.yellowbullet.com/f...thread.php?t=2559625January 18, 2019, 09:11 AM
SCDIV1I built a 4.125x 3.48 (372) small block and eventually swapped the Dart Iron heads for AFR 220's and I did some port work on them.
In an early Camaro that was light weight that engine went a best of 9.05 at 150 with a Toilet....
20+ years ago...Those heads work very well....and that engine had stud mounted rockers and an off the shelf cam....
January 18, 2019, 11:18 AM
Buckyquote:
Originally posted by green1:
I am supprised to see a small block make that kinda power at those rpms. Will be interesting to see what it runs on the track.
That's my thought as well. Even a great flowing head can only make so much power per cube at a given rpm. That's a great job right there.
January 21, 2019, 10:00 AM
markemarkquote:
Originally posted by BIG SPEED:
For the AFR lovers we just finished a 429 4.135x4.00 Made 741HP at 6700RPMs and 634Torque at 5300RPMs.Built for 10.0 Index and Pro-Super-Pro bracketracing.14.50CR Motown manifold with selective port work.Jesel rockers &belt.Vac pump.Isky lifters.Ran three different carbs .2 different fuels and spent time with EZPlate to adjust tune up for 10.0.Dyno sheets on YB.Bill C.
What determined the choice of the AFR 220 size head for this engine build? And could or would a AFR 235 or 245 been equally as good/ better/ worse of a choice?
January 21, 2019, 11:12 AM
BIG SPEEDThe engine was built around a car that will run 10.0 Index and brackets .We used some parts left over from previous engine and some new parts carefully chosen.Target HP 700.Also wanted engine to peak early so no need to run excessive RPMs.This engine in its previous life won 2 points championships in 2018 and several prior.Bill C.
January 21, 2019, 11:15 AM
BIG SPEEDquote:
Originally posted by markemark:
quote:
Originally posted by BIG SPEED:
For the AFR lovers we just finished a 429 4.135x4.00 Made 741HP at 6700RPMs and 634Torque at 5300RPMs.Built for 10.0 Index and Pro-Super-Pro bracketracing.14.50CR Motown manifold with selective port work.Jesel rockers &belt.Vac pump.Isky lifters.Ran three different carbs .2 different fuels and spent time with EZPlate to adjust tune up for 10.0.Dyno sheets on YB.Bill C.
What determined the choice of the AFR 220 size head for this engine build? And could or would a AFR 235 or 245 been equally as good/ better/ worse of a choice?
Either a 235or 245 would make more power with correctly matched components .but our mission was 700+HP and early peak HP.