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Chad Rhodes 11-16-2010 12:07 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by Owen S Quirion (Post 222531)
Jeff, that's true but Ford would need to supply their CNC data so that the $500K checking equipment that NHRA would have to own could check them properly. The guys that really want to go fast would weld up a set of scap heads, hand port them any shape they want to get them flowing nice on the bench, read the port data into one of those 500K machines, and then CNC port a new set. The correct CC would be easy too. This engine should be SS only with ported heads.

agreed 100%

GUMP 11-16-2010 01:17 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by Owen S Quirion (Post 222531)
Jeff, that's true but Ford would need to supply their CNC data so that the $500K checking equipment that NHRA would have to own could check them properly. The guys that really want to go fast would weld up a set of scap heads, hand port them any shape they want to get them flowing nice on the bench, read the port data into one of those 500K machines, and then CNC port a new set. The correct CC would be easy too. This engine should be SS only with ported heads.

I guess that the same could be said for checking all heads for Stock Eliminator!

X-TECH MAN 11-16-2010 01:30 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by GUMP (Post 222551)
I guess that the same could be said for checking all heads for Stock Eliminator!

LOL....Now you know nobody is "Fudging" in the cylinder head dept.

Notch1320 11-16-2010 04:22 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by partsbob67 (Post 222455)
i'm with bill and wade. hell i can't even run with those damn chevies yet and forget about those pontiacs!!!! aren't you due for a little more weight bill? :)

Bob, how about we both sell our 302 Mustangs and combine forces with a trick new 4.6 car? Bill and Wade shouldn't be allowed to have all the fun. :)

partsbob67 11-16-2010 06:16 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
nope bill is right. getting this thing faster is half the fun! besides you buy one of those cobra jets and the start throwing stuff at you when you come thru the gate.

7423 11-16-2010 07:50 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by partsbob67 (Post 222621)
nope bill is right. getting this thing faster is half the fun! besides you buy one of those cobra jets and the start throwing stuff at you when you come thru the gate.

U guys are sooooooooooooooooo funny!!!!

Crew Chief 11-16-2010 09:08 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
Anybody wonder where the 235 figure comes from? Think the figure just came out of mid-air? For the answer go to...

www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Modular_engine

The 235 comes from Ford when they are converting horsepower numbers to the International System of Units that the rest of the world on the metric system uses. According to wikipedia, Ford says the 4.6L 3-valve engine produces 315 hp (235 kW) and 325 ft-lb torque (440 N-m). In metric terms kW stands for kilowatts and N-m stands for Newton-metre. These are the units of measurement that countries on the metric system use to rate the horsepower and torque of engines.

P.S. All advertisements for the 2010 Mustang with the 281 3-valve engine are 315 hp.

X-TECH MAN 11-16-2010 09:14 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by Crew Chief (Post 222652)
Anybody wonder where the 235 figure comes from? Think the figure just came out of mid-air? For the answer go to...

www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Modular_engine

The 235 comes from Ford when they are converting horsepower numbers to the International System of Units that the rest of the world on the metric system uses. According to wikipedia, Ford says the 4.6L 3-valve engine produces 315 hp (235 kW) and 325 ft-lb torque (440 N-m). In metric terms kW stands for kilowatts and N-m stands for Newton-metre. These are the units of measurement that countries on the metric system use to rate the horsepower and torque of engines.

P.S. All advertisements for the 2010 Mustang with the 281 3-valve engine are 315 hp.


That shows why all the rest of these new combos are out of touch with reality. Time to re rate them by converting back to good ole USA HORSEPOWER ratings.

Wade_Owens 11-16-2010 09:25 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by partsbob67 (Post 222621)
nope bill is right. getting this thing faster is half the fun! besides you buy one of those cobra jets and the start throwing stuff at you when you come thru the gate.

Dont worry about it Bob, I'm a bad shot.........


Wade

danny waters sr 11-16-2010 09:42 PM

Re: A gift from Ford for the lower classes @235hp
 
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Originally Posted by Wade_Owens (Post 222659)
Dont worry about it Bob, I'm a bad shot.........


Wade

We just throw nerf balls ...lol. This is a fun topic right here


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