new 306

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  1. HOMERMAV

    HOMERMAV Member

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    well i got it done today and here it is my new 306 race engine.i feel like a proud papa being i built it all myself.
     

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  2. mojo

    mojo "Everett"- Senior Citizen Supporting Member

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    Nice setup. What kind of power and track times you expect from it?
     
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    Looks prett nice. Good luck with it.(y)
     
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    should be somewhere around 450 to 475 hp and should be low 12s to high 11s in the 1/4 mile.
     
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    Nice power from a 306. Gud luck with it.
     
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    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    Looks great! Built not bought is the way to go!
     
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    At what rpm? What heads do you have?
     
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    Very nice. Congrats! (y)
     
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    Is that a homemade oil pan and are you running a windage tray? By the way, that motors looks great!
     
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    Looking great John.
     
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    its a moroso copy and no windage tray
     
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    this is a guessstamation from my last build cant afford a dyno run.the heads are rhs 200 cc runners 202/160 valves.
     
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    If you ever want a cheap Dyno try to hook up with a local stang or hot rod forum. Out here when they do a local get together they do it at a shop with a dyno. And since its a lot of guys they give discounts. Its usually like $30 for two runs and 3 for $40.
     
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