Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 186645)
My dad has an extra tri power manifold and carbs set up that he picked up, but hasn't used. His collection also includes a restored 66 Toronado, a restored 70 Toro W car(W34 I think? VERY rare), an original 67 98 convertible w/ the starfire aluminum 425, and a 67 (I think) 88 fastback, also with the starfire aluminium 425, buckets, and floor shift, but unforunately the floor pan is failing, among his Olds collection.
I always wanted a Ralleye350, but as I got into a financial position to actually afford something like that, their prices just skyrocketed and stayed out of reach :mad:. I also have a 70 98LS Holiday Sedan w/ its original 455/TH400. Body's starting to go, but the drivetrain is sweet. |
here we go...
bens dad has a Toronado (or two of them) in his shop haha my dad has no more cars :( sorry, back to OP |
Originally Posted by 1967cutlass
(Post 186646)
Can we agree to disagree? I'll post receipts and updates through the project.
Look through vBGarage. These are the people that I can recall who broke 250wheel on stock motors: Ben Y8s FoundSoul I know these guys got close, but don't think they did it: brgracer olderguy These guys are around 300wheel, with built motors: AndyFloyd MarkP Search through their builds and see what it takes. There might be others, but I can't think of any right now. |
friend of mine, not on here, has slightly more than 290 whp on stock internals, and had so for years and years, went through 3 trannies and still on first motor (1.8 BTW)
250 ish should not be a problem if you take care of it... |
Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 186664)
By all means.
Look through vBGarage. These are the people that I can recall who broke 250wheel on stock motors: Ben Y8s FoundSoul I know these guys got close, but don't think they did it: brgracer olderguy These guys are around 300wheel, with built motors: AndyFloyd MarkP Search through their builds and see what it takes. There might be others, but I can't think of any right now. We'll see what happens though, it'll be later in next summer probably before I even have a setup running. I'm not worried :) |
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