Ford Class Racers

Ken Miele · 10-09-2012, 09:23 PM

If you can get NHRA to correct the Stock Car Classification Guide, the 429/375 rated at 360 would be a very good combo. It would a natural E car if you claim it as a Cobra Torino. The Problem is they don’t show the 375 engine. Having owned two of these cars, I know they came with the 429/375. What makes this a better engine than the 370 is the 375 gets a solid cam and 780 Holley. If you can get NHRA to correct the guide it would be an easy 8 under combo. The 71 Mustang with a 429/375 is rated at 360. This engine was available in all Torino’s, Mustangs, Montego’s and Cougar’s in 1971.

10-09-2012, 09:23 PM	#3
Ken Miele Live Reporter Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 4,862 Likes: 456 Liked 16,558 Times in 1,523 Posts	Re: Ford Class Racers If you can get NHRA to correct the Stock Car Classification Guide, the 429/375 rated at 360 would be a very good combo. It would a natural E car if you claim it as a Cobra Torino. The Problem is they don’t show the 375 engine. Having owned two of these cars, I know they came with the 429/375. What makes this a better engine than the 370 is the 375 gets a solid cam and 780 Holley. If you can get NHRA to correct the guide it would be an easy 8 under combo. The 71 Mustang with a 429/375 is rated at 360. This engine was available in all Torino’s, Mustangs, Montego’s and Cougar’s in 1971.