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Re: BlueBird

Reply #330
What power did it put out?

I know it's stock and all, but it's for sure going to make a good driver.
Long live the 4-eyes!  - '83 Tbird Turbo

Re: BlueBird

Reply #331
It matched the peak HP number of the 2.3 in my TC, which was the bottom of the acceptable range I set before deciding to move forward with swapping it in. Torque delivery makes for quite a different driving experience and the 4.10’s help cover for the extra weight.

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gumby - beauty may fade, but stupid is forever!

Re: BlueBird

Reply #332
That sounds pretty ed good in my opinion, not that my opinion matters in the slightest.

Nice work!
'84 Mustang
'98 Explorer 5.0
'03 Focus, dropped a valve seat. yay. freakin' split port engines...
'06 Explorer EB 4.6

Re: BlueBird

Reply #333
Looks like solid driver numbers to me.
Long live the 4-eyes!  - '83 Tbird Turbo


Re: BlueBird

Reply #335
TL;DR powertrain review:
Stock 4.6 4v longblock from a mkviii, long tube headers, 2.5" y-pipe to 3" single exhaust, CAI, Cobra intake manifold. T45, 4.10's in an 8.8
gumby - beauty may fade, but stupid is forever!

Re: BlueBird

Reply #336
Sounds good. Decent power numbers for a basically stock 4.6 4V as well.

Now I'm kinda wishing I had done the TC bumper cover with the LX header panel when I had my car painted a few years ago. It looks better than the stock LX bumper cover.
88 Thunderbird LX: 306, Edelbrock Performer heads, Comp 266HR cam, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, bunch of other stuff.

Re: BlueBird

Reply #337
I still stand by the fact that the 4v is one of the best sounding V8's ever.

You're still a dick.
It's Gumby's fault.