New L 28 Goes In The 1970

[Diseazd]

Bruce......All 4 sets I've purchased were from Z Therapy and I must say they have been without a doubt......perfect! You've always delivered a product on time and as advertised. We give you a hard time sometimes but we appreciate the high quality of your product.....Thank You!!! Oh by the way Marty.....We masked off everything very well...glass beaded and painted with mag wheel paint.

Edited July 14, 2009 by Diseazd

[Travel'n Man]

Truely outstanding!

If a person were to budget that type of work quality were do you think that budget would be in todays market with labor?

[E-ticket]

Outstanding build..!! I'm doing a similar engine for my 72. I can't wait to hear it run. I hope it sounds and runs as good as yours...

[ChrisZ]

Looks really nice, any dyno numbers yet ?

Chris

[five&dime]

I just scanned the dyno sheet for my dad. Here they are.

Scan001.PDF

dyno2.PDF

[Arne]

I just scanned the dyno sheet for my dad. Here they are.

Converted to images so everyone doesn't have to download them.

[Gary in NJ]

Impressive dyno numbers. I wonder why the HP & Torque curves don't cross at 5,250 RPM? After all, that is the calculation constant.

[LeonV]

Impressive dyno numbers. I wonder why the HP & Torque curves don't cross at 5,250 RPM? After all, that is the calculation constant.

That only works when talking about hp and lb-ft and when the vertical scales on the plot are equal.

That is an amazing looking engine bay! Still no video?

[Gary in NJ]

That only works when talking about hp and lb-ft and when the vertical scales on the plot are equal.

Ah, you are correct. I never bothered to look at the right side of the chart and assumed the scales were equal.