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Hot Rods 32 B4

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Kiwi 4d, Oct 8, 2020.

  1. Kiwi 4d
    Joined: Sep 16, 2006
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    Kiwi 4d
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    This is where the OHV idea began then it morphed into a Serr head using the original “ dress up “parts to suit our worn look 32 .
    B72642A4-450A-4792-B7FF-C2B4CFEEB106.jpeg 3A339FCF-7A37-4ADD-B7E2-EEC125B3C1F1.jpeg B0972C5E-A948-4169-80A0-2E71013CD0D2.jpeg 2E000CA5-29E3-4554-9104-D9FB2B98EECC.jpeg ] Finally got the head on and as you can see the head studs contacts the rocker shaft . Probably because we took .118 off the head surface . Need to take a little off top of studs . we don’t plan to put it on a dyno , but hopefully get better numbers than How does our cam choice compare ??USER=212819]@winduptoy[/USER] (wishfull thinking???) My engine guy assures me “it will go”. Am hoping for at least 80hp,is this a real number to shoot for? Just want to do 60mph all day ,3.54 rear and 39 gears in a 32 B4 case. At present with the stock B4 I feel 3.54 is too tall and lacks torque on hills. Yeah we do have decent hills in NZ.
     
    Last edited: Oct 8, 2020
  2. Love you’re banger Bryan. I may have to own one some day it would have to have an OHV conversion. Cheers
     
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