zipper06

Hey, DirkaDirka,

The 557" Ford is a popular one right now. my friend Jimmy Smith said there was one at Holly Springs in a T-Bird a few weeks ago, had a dial of 5.05 and could run it, i'm got a friend here that runs at Twin Cities, that run 5 teens, no nitrous with one in an early Mustang.

Zip.

DirkaDirka

Yeah but wouldnt that be a lil too big for the engine compartment without doing any mods to it? I know a 460 will fit nicely in without making any mods. Also I am not trying to go that fast. :shock: I will be content if I make the 9sec mark. Or is that 5.05 in the 1/8th mi.??

ProCamaro85

yea that will be about 5.00-5.05 in the 1/8th if you are running 9's in the quarter but thats not always true about the 4 sec difference.it depends on your acceleration and topend

blownalky3

Dirka
The physical size will be the same if based on the same block/head combo. A 454 Chevy and a 632 Chevy are same same.

BEAST477

Well at least he admits he has a lot to learn.

ProCamaro85

I do to lol

THERATTLER

but you don't seem to even try to learn,,,3 or 4 people have told you to stop posting so much and sit back and listen , but you just keep on ,,I GIVE UP :roll:

DirkaDirka

Thanks guys. Yeah I do have a lot to learn when it comes to racing engines and tranny's and rear suspensions. Thats why I am having my motor and tranny built by a professional.

Here is the block I was thinking bout getting for the Stang.

http://www.jegs.com/i/Ford-Racing/39...ductId=1175458

ProCamaro85

dirka thats a bad motor.Do u got a fox body stang??

DirkaDirka

93 GT hatchback