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1998 Ford Mustang Notchback Engine
1988 Ford Mustang Notchback - Haul In The Family
The stock, 0.444-inch-lift '85 GT camshaft has been degree'd in the block to a secret configuration not revealed by Uncle Robin. The valvesprings are from Pro Power and the stock lifters have 115,000 miles of street use. The "MA" casting Cobra intake (no porting, remember) works with a 70mm Holley throttle body, a 73mm C&L mass air, a BBK cold-air system, and a K&N air filter. Machine work is handled by the Car Shop (Moline, Illinois), and all assembly and testing is done by the Boy Wonder himself. The whole she-bang is worth 381 horses and 413 lb-ft of torque on the engine dyno, and 332 horses and 367.7 lb-ft of torque at the rear wheels on an SAE-corrected Dynojet chassis dyno. View Related Article
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