Reply to "Mangusta engine build up info"

danieljonesMember

> Linda owns a 1969 Mangusta and her car runs a Boss 302 with Windsor heads,
> an Offenhauser manifold and a 750 Holley.

Do you know which Offenhauser intake manifold? Somewhere in the library,
I have an old Peterson publication that covers a Mangusta 302 build up and
dyno test by Jery Spotts. The article said the stock Mangusta engines had
1 point lower compression than equivalent U.S. 4 barrel 302's. On the dyno,
the stock Mangusta detailed in the article put down only 110 HP at the wheels.
Weak!

I'm told there was a Sports Car Graphic series on how to use Ford performance
bits to put more go in the 'Goose. If any one has a copy, I much appreciate
it.

Dan Jones

3/21/068:07 AM

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