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RCR Forum - RCR40 / RCR70 / P4 / MKIVSponsored by Race Car Replicas.
Here are some cool pictures of the headers Fran has had fabricated for my aluminum Yates engine. This is probably not the best way to start a build thread but this is what I have. I will post the engine stuff first.
Bill, I am using a 302 based aluminum SVO block that has a deck hieght of 8.7 instead of the 8.2 standard hieght. The heads are Robert Yates Racing with titanimun valve train and Jesel rockers. I am using a billit crank and Oliver billit rods with custom Diamond pistons to get the compression down to 10.7. I am having Price Motorsports build a custom 3 piece intake for the webers. And finally, we are using a Weaver 5 stage dry sump system to make sure nothing blows up. I am going to try a McLoed Street Twin button clutch with a billit aluminum 4 spoke flexplate. I will post some pictures of the engine later today. It will safely turn to 8000rpm.
The one in the car is just a spare at Fran's shop.
Re: RCR 33 build thread 
, and he did a nice job on mine!
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