Weber Choices?! | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: LS (lashdeep![]() |
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Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 18:42:28 -0800 (PST) |
Okay guys, who has some experience spec-ing out Webers? I am considering the build (rebuild) of a "sick" motor for the '66 GT350. I will most likely buy an already built 289 from Cobra Automotive. A friend of a friend has one for his SVRA supersonic bitch slappin' race car. It's a cast iron 1960s build date 289 with "stock" heads per vintage spec. CA builds their engines with some pretty nice hardware...forged everything with a nutty camshaft. Unfortunately, it runs on some sort of rocket fuel that you can only pronounce wearing a labcoat. Approx current specifications (otherwise top secret): Car- '66 GT350 2780 lbs with 1/2 tank in full street specification with heater, radio, carpet, everything! 4 spd Top Loader (1:1 4th) 3.50 final drive ratio 289-292 cu inch (4.7-4.8 liter) Iron Block Iron Heads Solid Lifter Cam Carb from NASA Air Filter from Trak Auto Actual Dyno output 540hp [at] 8500rpm Redline-9000rpm I would like to purchase this motor and rebuild it to run on pump gas. Required Changes- Lower compression pistons -11.7:1 forged Less raucous camshaft from 600+ exh lift T304 long tube headers...unstepped HPipe to Glasspacks and side exit exhausts (3 inch) The question...what Webers are going to support this mess? I'd like something close to 450-70bhp. 48IDAs will flow..but the stacks are tall. 44IDFs will fit but will they flow enough? I plan to drive this car with no pants on. Thanks, LS
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