Yep, he went with 8.8X:1 compression for a power adder.
The AFR 165's and his old 302 cam (retarded the cam) is still in it.
The AFR 165's plain work.
It also gets rid of that theory of 302 parts make 302 power
You know what folks ... I was very impressed with what Paul did
I just wanted to say .....
I thought a lot about it

and
I came to these thoughts
A 331 with that kind of power with ............
low compression
small heads designed for a 302
a cam designed for a 302
shorty headers
65mm tb
Well ... what we saw there ........
is not the norm
for what we have seen others do with similar combos :Word:
I had to ask myself why ???
He got different results
so
What did he do that was different
Here was the only things I could come up with
He runs speed density
He tunes with a different method than most
I think his dyno pull was caled with a STD rating
When things are the exception to the rule

Well ........
There is always a reason for why that is so
I don't deny he did what he did
but
I'm not ready to pattern a 347 combo around those methods ........
At least ... not until I have a better understanding why that happened
To the original poster
The aode will sap a bit more power
I'd focus in on other aode combos to see how they did on the dyno
I've seen most of them put up a bit less on numbers when talking dyno
but
They don't seem to be at a disadvantage when talking about strip use
if they've done the usual auto trans mods
Grady