Reply to "Build Your Own 91 octane, 500 HP, 377CID CLEVELAND?"

sickcatMember

Hi Dan,
I read that post along while back and it was what set me on the coarse I am on. Thanks!
I wanted to keep my Pantara with a stock theme yet squeeze all the availble power from the package.
Also I know the easy way may have been to go the route of the Windsor/Aluminum Head that alot are doing, but I felt it would be taking away from the total appeal of the Pantera, After all there are other combo's like Hemi's, Chevy's, Big blocks that would be less expensive with Huge HP results.
Anyway's thanks again for helping with Cleveland Engine's.
Did you see the Head that I posted on the other thread? Check it out, It's been used in different application's with great results!
http://www.ultrapromachining.net/index2.html

Mark

8/16/084:31 PM

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