Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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HI guys !! For reference....shouw YOUR et's with your combo using the RHS iron heads 1.92 or 2.02 int
My set up doesn't perform at all !
360 Magnum block 4.0 in stroker crank = 408 cu RHS heads 10.1:1 cr 250/250 flat tappet mecanical cam .525 lift 1.6 adjustable crane rockers 998 trans 2.77 first gearset 3.91 rearend with spool 3800 stall converter 28'' ET drag tires
Dan
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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For a street version of an RHS based 410: https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...part=1&vc=1Our 12.2:1 CR RHS-headed 416 has been 10.33 @ 131 at 3100# through the muffs. Granted, this is more race car than street car with a spool, 8" converter, etc. It also has a 2.45 low gear 904. Not knowing you timeslip deatails, the first thing that I notice is a low 1st gear coupled with a pretty tight conveter. It needs "flash" off the starting line to get it moving. Tell us more...
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
[Re: Wedgeman]
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I'm not too far away and I have some info on those heads. Gimmee a shout on Monday at the shop 613-931-2157. J.Rob
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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I immediately questioned converter as well.
Distributor, carb and timing info?
Post a time slip for us.
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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A couple things stand out:
#1 Your 60' is killing you. Real bad. That is drastically hurting the ET
#2 I'm not so sure I'd be running 1.6 rockers on that. I am assuming these are untouched heads?
#3 Your back half MPH ( from 1/8th to 1/4 ) is a little weak. Its not pulling enough MPH there.
I'd concentrate on that 60' first. It will really improve that ET. How many passes have you made in it? Is it bogging, spinning, coughing etc on the launch?
What jets are in the carb?
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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How are you launching it?
What carb?
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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Are you 100% sure the carb is opening 100% ?
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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What RPM are you shifting at?
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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Hay. How bout post your time slip
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RT .533 60 ft 2.23 1/8 8.8 82.8 mph 1/4 13.6 99.3 mph
there is something very off here, unless this motor lives in a motorhome or something like that.. i bet its something very simple when you find it like carb not opening all the way maybe even not halfway or something else like that. or like writen earlier what does the car do how does it behave in the 60´
you will find the problem im sure
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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Is this engine in an A, B, C or E body????
What size fuel line from tank to carb?
Can you push the car on a flat/level surface without much effort?
What type/size tires are on car?
A lot of info is missing!
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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The car will be harder to push if you are turning only, in a straight line it should be fairly easy to push. Your 60' is terrible but the mile per hour is way off also. There is something wrong whether it be timing, carburation, fuel delivery, engine or drive-train. Pick a spot and sort it out.
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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HI guys ! The engine is in a 67 Barracuda
Yes there was alot of slippage, non glue at the track, but even that, I should have a better top speed.. I checked the carb before going there
There is more effort to push a car with a spool for sure...
I start thinking may be the problem is in the trans itself.....
Dan
How did you check the carb to make sure you were getting WOT?
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
[Re: Wedgeman]
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How is your timing? If you used the factory timing marks have you checked the timing marks VS the actual piston position? Sometimes the marks don't line up where the should be.
Is it missing or bogging at all?
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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SOMETHING IS WAY OFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i used the caps to stress a point. it's not the vert or the trans.{ it should be faster than that with a stock vert and a 3.23 gear. small exhaust? cam off a tooth? no timing? too much timing?{which i doubt,it would probably be kicking back against the starter]
Yeah no s#it lol, something is definitly off, my piss ass junkyard 360 magnum with RHS heads run 12.5s @ 105 shifting @ 5100, make sure its getting good fuel supply. I'm also running a spool, its very easy to push on a straight!
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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I know something is wrong , but what ???
Yes there was a lot of slippage thursday at the track, non glue on the pavement on thursdays, my 60 ft was killing me for sure !!timing is ok, 180 psi on every cylinder, 250/294 mec cam...I have all the rught stuff !! I will sure put my finger on it.........I took the engine out today, just to see........ Dan
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
[Re: Wedgeman]
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OK....just to keep you informed
Took the engine out to see..
Looks like one rod bearing shot and the mains are in very bad shape.....too bad I waisted money on an engine builder for assy,.....sould have done it myself as usual. Dan
What the...?? How old was this motor? Hopefully the "builder" will stand behind it.
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Re: Your ET's with RHS iron heads
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Not even 400 miles on the motor.....and I stand alone. Dan
I wouldn't let that machinest touch it again , fix it yourself.
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