Thread: 1000 Hp Ford Fe

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I know the tunnel port heads are good heads, far better then the run of the mill medium risers, but I'd have to be a bit dubious on those numbers...

Heck, they're all a bit on the high side IMO.

I just checked out a Mopar web-site.
Even the Mopar boys are calling BS.
There are saying it is a stroker, with more compression than stock and has a very stout mech. roller cam along with well worked heads.

Originally Posted by erik erikson

I just checked out a Mopar web-site.
Even the Mopar boys are calling BS.
There are saying it is a stroker, with more compression than stock and has a very stout mech. roller cam along with well worked heads.

well hell were was the LS6 or LS7

Originally Posted by pat mccarthy

well hell were was the LS6 or LS7

They say those might be tested at a later date.

Originally Posted by erik erikson

They say those might be tested at a later date.

yep and who knows what numbers they will post??? how about one of them LS 7 that is 580 cid ? if there not going to play fair or a ZL1 /donovan 632 i have one they can dyno them D ck heads

a 426 street hemi 820 HP no way in hell i have a very hard time buying that the 427 bbc was about were it i think should be i would think about 550 hp would be better .did they all get dyno with stock iron EX on them ????

Also on the tunnelport heads....in stock trim there is no flow gain over .600. They flow 292-300ish as cast. Ported maybe 320-340 although some claim more. I'd also like to know what cam they used besides what head, intake work was done. I do agree those numbers seems a bit high.

Originally Posted by FFR428

Also on the tunnelport heads....in stock trim there is no flow gain over .600. They flow 292-300ish as cast. Ported maybe 320-340 although some claim more. I'd also like to know what cam they used besides what head, intake work was done. I do agree those numbers seems a bit high.

If those flow numbers are correct there would be enough head to support 575 to 600 hp in theory.

and thel88 427 chevy head is not ?

The Hemi was done up big time. I found the post on a Mopar Forum and all the guys there knew it too. And the guy who built the motor even said so!!!

As for the 427 Tunnel-Port. That would be about right (575-600HP). Remember it was an over the counter Engine and never came in a car!!! Also It could be a Ford part# C8AX-6250-D cam. Its a Mechanical with .600" lift with a Duration @ 330 In & Ex.

Here is the proof of that!!!

http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/...rt=1&vc=1&nt=4

Denny W if you ever want to sell that 422 FE . Let me know I would like to run it in my 1965 Mustang with a C6 . I have a 9" rear end with a 3.89 gear . I think I would go up to a 4.33 gear . With this set up my car will fly Here are some more 600+ HP-FE Photos COOL

Hey Denny W is this 427 SOHC engine an FE ?

Not Denny but yes it is. The SOHC was based on the 427 sideoiler block for which it was designed. It's pretty much the King Daddy of the FE's.

It 's sure a big Daddy in that old Mustang ?