BroncoDarin
Jr. Member
Ran the 76 on a dyno today with I think pretty good results. It is a 69 351W with the D0OE heads, an isky cam, stealth intake, Proform 650 carb, 350 gears, and 33 inch tires on aluminum wheels. The first run at the rear wheels was 154 Hp and 220 Torque.
Final numbers were 210 HP at the rear wheels and 297 ft. lbs of torque after re jetting the carb and fighting the throttle linkage and bell crank to allow WOT.
WOW was it a fun ride home! Totally changed the riding experience. I learned today that I really need to get those lower gears. I have a toploader 4 speed and they had it up to 123 mph in 3rd gear! After I do change the gears, the dyno guys said we should be able to get more hp in 4th gear. I also will be looking for a good throttle linkage upgrade to replace the limiting bellcrank.
It should also be noted that the motor only has about 500 miles on it and it is still a little tight. Max RPM was about 5000.
I will never try to tune a carb again without having it hooked up to the dyno. It saves so much time. It still took over 3 hours from start to finish and did cost $350...... Totally worth it!
Final numbers were 210 HP at the rear wheels and 297 ft. lbs of torque after re jetting the carb and fighting the throttle linkage and bell crank to allow WOT.
WOW was it a fun ride home! Totally changed the riding experience. I learned today that I really need to get those lower gears. I have a toploader 4 speed and they had it up to 123 mph in 3rd gear! After I do change the gears, the dyno guys said we should be able to get more hp in 4th gear. I also will be looking for a good throttle linkage upgrade to replace the limiting bellcrank.
It should also be noted that the motor only has about 500 miles on it and it is still a little tight. Max RPM was about 5000.
I will never try to tune a carb again without having it hooked up to the dyno. It saves so much time. It still took over 3 hours from start to finish and did cost $350...... Totally worth it!
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