Re-cap:
My 1975 302 blew-up last fall. I got a re-man 1991 5.0L H.O and put a E303 cam and my Edelbrock performer heads on it.
Work has been really busy, but I finnaly got the engine in the car. It started right up! I will have to run some G-tech times, does not really feel any quicker. Not that it really should, since the old flat tappet and the E303 have very similar cam specs.
It felt so good to here the Mach fire-up though.
The road I tested it on was dusty, so it was a slip & slide ride.
My 1975 302 blew-up last fall. I got a re-man 1991 5.0L H.O and put a E303 cam and my Edelbrock performer heads on it.
Work has been really busy, but I finnaly got the engine in the car. It started right up! I will have to run some G-tech times, does not really feel any quicker. Not that it really should, since the old flat tappet and the E303 have very similar cam specs.
It felt so good to here the Mach fire-up though.
The road I tested it on was dusty, so it was a slip & slide ride.

It ran 13.40 on the G-tech N/A and 12.40 with the spray. It does not hook up very well on street tires, I was thinking of going to a real track and buying some slicks, but I am broke and with slicks you play the weakest link game, which can get really expensive! The BF Goodrich t/a's are the fuses that protect the drivetrain from blowing up.