Engine Shots
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Two of my favs, a 303 Olds and a Chevy six. So let's see, if one 2bbl carb on an Olds supports about 150 HP than with eight of them he should have about 1200 HP there.
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The most powerful engine offered in a Chevy production vehicle, the LT5 produces 755 horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 715 pound-feet of torque at 3,600 rpm.
The heart of the LT5 is the larger Roots-type supercharger, which is based on the same effective design as the LS9 and LT4 engines, but with a larger displacement of 2.65 liters and a higher boost pressure of 14 psi. GM suggested the crate engine be used in pre-1973 vintage car builds, or off-road vehicle applications.
The most powerful engine offered in a Chevy production vehicle, the LT5 produces 755 horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 715 pound-feet of torque at 3,600 rpm.
The heart of the LT5 is the larger Roots-type supercharger, which is based on the same effective design as the LS9 and LT4 engines, but with a larger displacement of 2.65 liters and a higher boost pressure of 14 psi. GM suggested the crate engine be used in pre-1973 vintage car builds, or off-road vehicle applications.
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So now it has one gear forward and three back!
wonder what that collection would be worth today ?
rmk57
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I believe that is what they call fake news.
Good looking motor, but what is it? Looks like probably a Jeep, but I don't recognize the port layout.
My first guess was Datsun Z Car, ie: 240Z/260Z..........but when I went to google images, shock towers and firewall don't match, so it's someone elses turn!! lol
RHD TR-6 is my guesstimate?
Well, I went back to google images, and the TR's have no shock towers (upper & lower control arms I'm guessing?), and the TR hood opens forward, not from the cowl, so let the games continue, I guess....
The Big M
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Interesting, it’s an Aussie Chrysler:
Yup, confirmed.
Chrysler Australia 6 cylinder hemi engine installed in 1970-81 Valiant models.