1970 Sox & Martin Tribute Superbird 451 Engine Dyno Pulls

Check out three dyno pulls on the Koffel's Place-built Indy Cylinder Head 451 Maxx aluminum engine that will be powering the 1970 Sox & Martin Tribute Superbird..

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[ylism]

That TQ curve looks like tits around time 3:06-7 Looks to have a slightly better HP curve on the 2-3rd pull. But why the drop off around 5800 rpm's. Super nice rev range past 8 K. Are you running a 3.75" stroke crank shaft like a 440. Or something else, I know it's not a stock forging. What does this motor weigh around 460+ Lbs. Would think it's lighter then a SB 360 in cast iron. Real nice that would go great in my 67 Barracuda. Yl

[OneBadSuperbird]

@ylism Thanks! I'm gonna defer some of your questions to the engine builder. I'll see if i can get him to get on here and answer some of your questions.

[jackgtx440]

Dang John, lookin' good man! Keep up the good work. What were the final numbers exactly?

[OneBadSuperbird]

Hey thanks Jack! The final numbers were 861 horsepower at 8,000 RPM with a max of 596 pounds of torque. With this engine and all the chassis work your dad did, this thing oughta fly!

[hemi67s]

Well John my old Demon can not hang with that beast!! Congrats!! Keep up with updates.

[OneBadSuperbird]

Thanks! The updates would come a little more often if I had deeper pockets! LOL!!!

[1969camaroLS2]

@TransAMGTA1988 You know its a badass big block when the screwdriver @ 1:43 is moving on the table

[ylism]

@OneBadSuperbird That would be great. I know there are many others that would like to know also. The motor makes close 2 HP per CI. I would say it would after some more time. I love the sound of a BB Mopar that will rev 7500 + so effortless . That is one bad SuperBird indeed. I would think with proper gearing it would run 200+ mph with ease. That's on a track like Daytona International Speedway. Best, yl

[1958brad]

John... That is just Sickkkkkkk... 861HP....Do you think Marks stang has that much!?... dont forget about my dvds... call me when you get a chance

[TransAMGTA1988]

Nice video, nice sound.....

5/5