302 HP numbers
#1
302 HP numbers
Hi new here , old grey beard, but haven't had a Ford in awhile ..looking for a ball park est. on HP ..93' 302, .030 over KB pistons, 10.5 to 1 (don't know type),, trick flow heads and cam kit, 170 /60 cc 2.02/1.60 valves, trick flow stage 2 track max cam .542 lift, Edelbrock rpm air gap, Holley 650 , compcam guild plates and 1.6 roller rockers, msd, Hedman headers ... just picked it up, want to do some bracket racing in the spring.... but it went right to storage for now.. just looking for ballpark opinions ..thanks
#3
Yeah I know its a tough est. . 93' AOD , 2" overdrive hub and band setup, 4r 70w 1 piece input shaft , transco kit, ..95' mustang 8.8 converted to leaf springs, carbon clutch pack, ford 4:10 with differential girdle, strange 28 spline axles .. got to confess don't know what the 4r70w 1 piece is about, and 2" overdrive hub ?........ 2" as compared to ? don't know what converter is in it
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#4
Good call on the Transgo kit. Talk to a speed shop to recommend the correct stall converter.
I would also think about a 3.55 or 3.73 gear as you are going to have a good HP to weight ratio that could support a higher speed gear in a quarter mile. If you are doing an 1/8 mile or 1000ft the 4:10 or 4:56 would be good options.
I would also think about a 3.55 or 3.73 gear as you are going to have a good HP to weight ratio that could support a higher speed gear in a quarter mile. If you are doing an 1/8 mile or 1000ft the 4:10 or 4:56 would be good options.
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Good call on the Transgo kit. Talk to a speed shop to recommend the correct stall converter.
I would also think about a 3.55 or 3.73 gear as you are going to have a good HP to weight ratio that could support a higher speed gear in a quarter mile. If you are doing an 1/8 mile or 1000ft the 4:10 or 4:56 would be good options.
I would also think about a 3.55 or 3.73 gear as you are going to have a good HP to weight ratio that could support a higher speed gear in a quarter mile. If you are doing an 1/8 mile or 1000ft the 4:10 or 4:56 would be good options.
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