Reply to "OEM Appearing Alloy Cleveland Heads From Scott Cook"

George PAdmin.

Here's a link to a YouTube video of an engine on the dyno at Survival Motorsports. The engine was assembled utilizing an aluminum version of Tod Buttermore's 351C block, and Scott Cook's aluminum 351C 4V heads. The engine was built by Barry Rabotnick of Survival Motorsports. The customer is a Pantera owner.

412 cubic inch all aluminum Cleveland built by Barry Rabotnick

412 cubic inches - 4.125" bore x 3.850" stroke
Runs on pump gas
Hydraulic roller cam (236° @.050", 0.600" lift)
Independent runner EFI with an EZ-EFI controller
570 BHP at 5800 RPM
534 foot pounds torque at 5100 RPM
Torque was over 500 foot pounds at 4500 RPM and stayed there until 5900 RPM

-G

5/7/136:25 PM

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