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Project EFI Stroker

An Article by Ken Mattice
May, 2001


Page 6

Performance Table Comparisons

Builder
Nowak
Duttweiler
Change
Displacement
347 CID
364 CID
Block: 1970 2-Bolt 302 1999 4-Bolt R-302
Build Date March, 1998
June, 2000
Maximum Horsepower 385 HP @ 5,800 RPM 458 HP @ 6,000 RPM 19.0%
Maximum Torque 402 Lb/Ft @ 4,200 RPM 428 Lb/Ft @ 4,800 RPM 6.5%
Compression Ratio 9.70 To 1 8.44 To 1 -13.0%
Torque at 3,000 RPM 352 @ 3000 383 @ 3,000 8.8%
Practical Redline 6,200 RPM 6,600 RPM 6.5%
Idle: 850 RPM 850 RPM
Idle Vacuum 16# Idle 12# Idle
Dyno: Bechtel Engineering
Duttweiler Engineering
Bore: 4.035" 4.125"
Stroke: 3.400" 3.400"
Rod Length: 5.400" 5.400"


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