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Recipe # 17

AARON'S 1776 WITH 44'S ON 044'S

1. Owner Aaron Badertscher
2. Email Address [email protected]
3. Vehicle Type '65 Karmann Ghia
4. Displacement 1776cc
5. Crankcase old, align bored, dual relief, opened up for 90.5's and decked, full-flowed, AH case w/ 8mm chromoly studs and case savers
6. Crankshaft 69mm Welded C/W eight-doweled unit
7. Connecting Rods Rebuilt stock rods
8. Pistons&Cylinders Used 90.5mm Cima/Mahle
9. Piston Rings "Grant" brand rings
10 Camshaft Engle W110
11 Cam gears Steel-on-Steel Dyna Gear straight-cuts
12 Cam followers German aftermarket brand
13 Pushrods Bug-Pack Chromoly
14 Cylinder Heads CB performance 044 heads 40x35.5 dual springs unported
15 Rockers stock arms on solid shafts with Berg swivel feet adjusters
16 Spark Plugs DP7EA-9 NGK brand
17 Exhaust Bug-Pack 1 5/8" Merged with ceramic coated Kymco DynoMax Muff
18 Compression Ratio 8.0:1
19 Fuel System Dual 44 IDF's w/ 36mm vents and Berg Linkage
20 Fuel Pump AutoZone electric fuel pump w/ Holley fuel pressure reg.
21 Oil Pump 26mm Schadek tapped and plugged for full-flow
22 Oil Sump '70's vintage "Claude's Buggies" 1.5qt. sump
23 Oil Cooler New type I
24 Ignition Full MSD set-up, Billet Dizzy, 6AL Box w/ adjustable rpm module, Blaster 2 coil, 8mm super-conductor plug wires
25 Distributor Billet MSD
26 Flywheel 13.5lb eight-doweled w/ Berg chromoly gland nut
27 Pulley New laser engraved EMPI style stock size
28 Clutch Daikin solid disc
29 Pressure Plate Kennedy 1700lb.
30 Transmission Original Stock '65 swing. w/ urethane mounts and a Berg traction bar
31 Wheels American Racing's Version of Polished EMPI 5-Spokes
32 Tires Firestone 135's up front and Cooper Cobra's in the back. Can't remember the size, but I think their 195 somethings.
33 Max. Horsepower Estimate from my 1/4 mile times and vehicle weigh to be around 90hp.
34 Max. Torque ??
35 0-60mph Time ??
36 1/4 mile Time Best time of 16.80 on my first time out with some bad wheel hop too
37 Engine Mileage about 1,500miles
38 Cost To Build I have all the receipts, but I don't want to know the answer to that one.
39 Purpose Show car, that sees the drag strip as often as possible.
40 Comments This was my first performance engine. It wasn't fast enough for me at all. Bottom end felt soggy, but I expected that a little w/ the large 36mm vents and 1 5/8" exhaust. Didn't really pull hard until 3,500-4,00rpm. It ran very well for what it was, but this year I'm going 1914cc with a close ratio box. Feel free to email me with any questions. You can view my cars at www.picturetrail.com/widefive See you down the road...

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