Reply to "new engine to consider for Pantera"

madguy (Guest)

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Originally posted by Ken:
Really interesting, but the last article said the design dictates about 13 mm wide connecting rod ends. They go on to say the power is limited by connecting rod size, and it will never be a racing engine.

Seems like it's not worth much to have an engine limted to a little over 400 HP.

Actually @ 450hp and about 150lbs lighter than a cleveland it should propel the Pantera to sub 4.5 second 0-60 times.

It may not be a racing engine but it is used in that VW supercar that bested the corvette ZR-1s long standing endurance speed record. They got 600hp out of that one!

This definately needs more research!

10/3/026:43 AM

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