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what can expect out of a 347 rwhp?

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What could I expect out of a healthy 347 with around 10.5 cr , AFR 185's or Fast as Cast 190's , custom cam , long tubes.... changing over to mass air... This would be going through a AOD.. Could I hit 390-410 at the wheels or is that a pipe dream? I am on the fence to either build a motor for the fox, or to sc my s197..
 

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Its wont be going through an AOD very long. 347 = Torque Beast
 

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Would a 331 be a better fit?
 

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Build the AOD with a manual valve body and good clutch packs/shift kit and the Trans will be fine. I have an AOD behind a 383 stroker in my car. Oh and get a stacked plate trans. cooler. A REALLY BIG ONE

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i debated the 331 vs 347 for a long time. I know awhile back 347 were prone to burn oil due to the longer stroke and thinner cylinder walls, i dunno if thats still the case or not. You cant go wrong either way. I chose a 331 simply because its a street car, not a race car. And your Aod will be ok if its built like 95verts, but he has some money in that tranny.
 

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375rwhp is a little more relalistic, unlesss you plan to spin the crap out of it. but good enough for deep 11s
 

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Yeah as far as stock goes....lol ive Burned up a few AOD's with just simple bolt on's on a 302. You can get your Trans to handle a 347 inside of $700 if you pull it yourself and have someone who knows what theyre doing build it. $700 compared to a properly built 347 would be the cheap stuff.
 

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thanks for the all the commets.. my buddy is trying to talk me into plyaing with the fox and leaving the 06 alone.. he had a 91 notch that had a 347 forged lower end ,custom cam with a vortech s trim pullied for around 13-14lbs with meth inj and through a aod was running 10.50's at over 120 at Gateway International I believe he was making around 500 to the tire.. he was running some done up Canfields though... Am I just chasing my tail trying to make a conv a play toy?
 

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I would go with a 331 for street, and either way a stock AOD will go boom real fast.
 
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with a 5 speed, a tune, a 331 stroker, rpm 2 intake, and afr 185 heads, my friend makes 338 to the wheels
 

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the 331 for a street car thing makes no sense, more cubes=more power. Go with a 347 and dont look back, any built motor is gonna tear the AOD a new one
 

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streetyme said:
What could I expect out of a healthy 347 with around 10.5 cr , AFR 185's or Fast as Cast 190's , custom cam , long tubes.... changing over to mass air... This would be going through a AOD.. Could I hit 390-410 at the wheels or is that a pipe dream?
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If you had a manual tranny 380-390rwhp would be possible but with an AOD, I reckon 330-340rwhp is more likely.
Build the AOD up as Chris suggested and it'll handle the power easily.
 
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the 331 for a street car thing makes no sense, more cubes=more power. Go with a 347 and dont look back, any built motor is gonna tear the AOD a new one
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so 16 more cubes is gonna make all the difference in the world, lol.

if you need cubes, then go with a 408 stroker

375-380 is tough, even with a manual trans. My friend, as mentioned pulls shy of 340 on a tune
 

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The other option I am considering is going with the new 306 ford crate motor and then find a used paxton or vortech and you are very right about building up the AOD to handle the extra stress... How does the AOD like 4.10's with a 26 inch tire?
 

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put a stroker in your Fox u wont look back i got a 333ci Stroker my car makes around your target HP NA..... LOADS of FUN!!!!!!if ur gonna stay NA with a 331 or 347 almost no difference between them go for a little xtra compression with a good custom grind cam it will get u what u want
 

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so much bad information in this thread i dont know where to begin....
 
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clement said:
so much bad information in this thread i dont know where to begin....
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LOL, you're ABSOLUTELY right, Starting with YOUR thread!!!! Stick to Talk my friend, you do not belong here.
 

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LOL, you're ABSOLUTELY right, Starting with YOUR thread!!!! Stick to Talk my friend, you do not belong here.
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hahhaha owned!
 
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clement said:
so much bad information in this thread i dont know where to begin....
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Since your are calling it, how about pointing some of it out?
 

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LOL, you're ABSOLUTELY right, Starting with YOUR thread!!!! Stick to Talk my friend, you do not belong here.
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you are right about that. the 347 i built only made 425rwhp, runs 10s at 124 on motor and is still running after 8 years. i wish i was smart enough to write an article on clutch adjustment. but im stupid compared you guys.
 
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