1bad4dr CMW Powered 426

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Aint no way that is Ron's engine...it didnt blow...:bigwink:....................awesome Ron..gonna be a bad ride,,:worthy:

 

I figured you can in the TRUCK AN SRT truck is a TRUCK).
Guess you have to park outside and walk in?.....lmao.

That enigneis looking fine and sounds strong.
Where IS your car? CMW?

 

i figure you guys are down at the bar getting plastered.

That was my second thought.
Your shop is doing great work on that 426..
Is it a true 426 or a 418?
Did you use the same heads.. Or did you change to big valve heads?

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nice..............

 

Hehehehehe, awesome guys...

 

Great work CMW!

 

Some education on your 426......
I know the block has to be opened up (clearanced) in some areas for the 426 stroke.
Do the piston skirts have to be clearanced to keep from hitting during stroke?
How much taller is the piston "top land" compared to stock? (distance from top of piston to top edge of groove for the first piston ring)?

Does the 426 use the stock oil pump?
Never noticed, but is there a windage tray on a stock 6.1?
Does the longer stroke cause the crank to pull more oil from the pan or is there a change necessary to the winidage tray to allow for the longer stroke?

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I know everyone is asking other questions, but how far out are you guys from having it out the door and under rons hood?

This has been a GREAT, CLEAN, and COMPLETE build guys! It really shows what your shop is made of

 

Thanks for your time in answering these questions.
Just for everyone to know.... what is the distance from the top ring gland on a stock piston? I know this is critical, because the stock piston is very shallow and this is a weak point, especially under boost.

 

I must say, this motor is a MONSTER.

The motor pulled 567 ft lbs of torque (ALL motor) at 4400rpm's on the Engine Dyno.

Can't wait to see what the blower adds?

Thanks Bob and Scott. It was GREAT seeing and talking with you guys this last weekend.

 

Well Well Well......Looky at what we have here...... Great stuff mate and great to see it progressing so well for you. I am happy for you mate and can't wait for you to feel the excitment of having that first drive when its done.

Well done to CMW as well. Top effort. Now bolt that blower on

 

Thanks Daniel. Yea, the excitement is building up once again. haha

They have the blower on now and will be engine dynoing this week as well as mapping out the tune requirements for ease of tuning once back on the Chasis Dyno.

This has been a wonderful build between Techco and CMW. Great folks to work with.

 

Really glad to see you up and running so quickly. Am anxious to see what the s/c adds to the game!

 

Should have the results this week. Getting closer. hehe