The motor is now running!! It took its first breath this morning at about 8:30am! Right now it's still sitting in the dyno room with tfi distributor and demo box I used for the ignition system. Did a power pull later in the morning. 3 in total.
1st time
251.2 hp @ 4900 RPM and 319.9 ft lbs torque @ 3500RPM
2nd time
258.1 hp @ 4900 RPM and 324.1 ft lbs torque @ 3500RPM
3rd and best so far
258.3 hp @ 4900 and 326.5 ft lbs torque @ 3500RPM
The engine specs
1997 Mercury Mountaineer 302 V8
Bored .020" over to 304ci
Coated Hypereutectic Pistons
Chrome Moly Piston Rings
1.6 Roller Rockers
GT40P heads
Stock roller Cam
For the dyno, I had to run a carb, so it's got a Holley 4bbl. Right now it also has a TFI distributor (an extra from my car) and assorted wiring in the demo box that I was working on for my other class. Also had to obtain a flywheel which I was able to borrow from a friendly machine shop by the school. Pictures and videos when I am able to get to a computer that doesn't have dial up.
1st time
251.2 hp @ 4900 RPM and 319.9 ft lbs torque @ 3500RPM
2nd time
258.1 hp @ 4900 RPM and 324.1 ft lbs torque @ 3500RPM
3rd and best so far
258.3 hp @ 4900 and 326.5 ft lbs torque @ 3500RPM
The engine specs
1997 Mercury Mountaineer 302 V8
Bored .020" over to 304ci
Coated Hypereutectic Pistons
Chrome Moly Piston Rings
1.6 Roller Rockers
GT40P heads
Stock roller Cam
For the dyno, I had to run a carb, so it's got a Holley 4bbl. Right now it also has a TFI distributor (an extra from my car) and assorted wiring in the demo box that I was working on for my other class. Also had to obtain a flywheel which I was able to borrow from a friendly machine shop by the school. Pictures and videos when I am able to get to a computer that doesn't have dial up.
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