I built a 347 for the mav

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  1. elliot

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    I just got it together the other night It has an eagle cast crank , I beam rods, KB flat top hypereutectic pistons , AFR 185 heads , ARP rod main and head bolts , isky roller dual pattern cam with 480 / 500 lift , comp cams pro magnum roller rockers and an edelbrock air gap intake.

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    that ought to fly nice job
     
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    Sweet ! ! !
     
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    PAINTANK Cometosis Obsessivus

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    Have mercy! Thats gorgeous!
     
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    wish i had the funds to do that. great job!
     
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    it'll be one heck of a sleeper
     
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    That is sharp! The silver against the black really stands out. Hope it runs as good as it looks!:thumbs2:
     
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  9. Derek 5oComet

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    Very Nice!!!! love the black valve covers with the alum heads. You might find that cam is a little small for that 347.
     
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    Thanks !

    I didn`t build it for all out power , its going in a daily driver so I wanted a good idle and decent gas mileage . Should I ever decide to put in a bigger cam the rest of the engine should be ready for it .
     
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  11. Derek 5oComet

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    Ahh thats cool,should be a torquey little sucker.Those 185 AFR's are a awsome street head.Get her in there!!!!
     
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    It is a thing of beauty! Let us know how good it runs, please.

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  13. maverick75

    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    Awesome love how it looks with those valve covers!
     
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    That should really brighten up the engine compartment.:thumbs2:
     
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    Thanks guys , I`ll be sure to post some pictures when I get it in.
     
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