fishy68
Tyr Fryr's Inc.
Looking sweet Louis. Can't wait to see the dyno report.
Looks great! Can't wait to see those dyno numbers!!
If this is your first 4" stroke small block you are going to love that torque. Just make sure the road is nice, wide, and straight before you step on it. I almost lost control of mine a few times when I first got it running. The revs build so fast and the torque is so strong you can get side ways very quickly.
One other thing, I run a Shumacher Torque Strap on mine. Does a great job of keeping the engine from moving and no vibrations:
http://www.engine-swaps.com/
I thought you had the pushrods??? I have the length you need
Looking good,waiting to see #,s from the dyno.Nice shop also!8)
Looks great! Can't wait to see those dyno numbers!!
If this is your first 4" stroke small block you are going to love that torque. Just make sure the road is nice, wide, and straight before you step on it. I almost lost control of mine a few times when I first got it running. The revs build so fast and the torque is so strong you can get side ways very quickly.
One other thing, I run a Shumacher Torque Strap on mine. Does a great job of keeping the engine from moving and no vibrations:
http://www.engine-swaps.com/
Engine looks awesome!!! I cant wait to have my 530 HP 408 stroker in my car!!...
Engine looks awesome!!! I cant wait to have my 530 HP 408 stroker in my car!!...
You run the regular stock style motor mounts with this strap??
In my 4spd E-body Cuda, I ran the OE engine mounts and the torque strap without issues. It bolted in fairly easy. It would take the power from the 360 and a dump of the clutch (letting the pedal slam up during 2-3-4 shift.) at 6600 rpm all day.
I run the Schumacher locking motor mounts and like them. Bolt up just like stock mounts but they are interlocking so they can't break. Plus they offer some vibration dampening.
I run the poly-locs and the strap..even with the strap i was ripping the regular mounts in half,no problems since putting on the poly-locs..
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Originally Posted by rumblefish360
In my 4spd E-body Cuda, I ran the OE engine mounts and the torque strap without issues. It bolted in fairly easy. It would take the power from the 360 and a dump of the clutch (letting the pedal slam up during 2-3-4 shift.) at 6600 rpm all day.
That is good to know. I will see how it vibrates with the solid mounts and the subframe connectors. If it starts to loosen my fillings in my teeth, I will make the swap. I already have NEW stock style mounts just need the strap.
My engine , I guess I could call it a 450 HP 360, not such a radical engine, but it did move the car well and took some serious abuse.
At the time of the torque straps purchase, the Poly Lock mounts were not yet made/out for sale. I'd love to get those as well.
340sFastbackWould you have a picture of this issue?I had to widen the flange bead on the out side tubes on my TTIs to get them to seal. TTI is suppose to have a new larger tube header out to address that issue.
Would you have a picture of this issue?
My budy's 340 Ebody cuda spit out the 4sp linkage because the stock rubber mount 9brand new) failed. With 3.91s and 14" radials. The engine is only about 380hp. It's the chock and the fact that most new mounts are cheap crap. You can run any RH mount, but left should be the safe-t-mount or have a good torque strap.
I run regular rubber motor mounts both sides with the torque strap. I have manual steering and I installed it according to their instructions. It installs low in the engine bay, Not very visible. It has a bracket that bolts to the k frame and then a rod that runs up to the motor mount ear on the block.
Have you bolted your TTI headers to the heads with a gasket and checked how well they crush the gaskets? I had to widen the flange bead on the out side tubes on my TTIs to get them to seal. TTI is suppose to have a new larger tube header out to address that issue.
Napa auto parts truck mount.
BK 6021346
Those look nice. Brian also suggested to me that I run oil through push rods which are working well in my engine.
Those look nice. Brian also suggested to me that I run oil through push rods which are working well in my engine.