Anybody have a guess???

Before:

http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/Brent/DSCN0457.JPG


Now:

http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/Brent/DSCN0591.JPG


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Brent

Probably a fuel / air induction change, Webbers likely or could be 2X4's.

Eliminator

Probably just somebody who's never going to be satisfied until they get like 800HP, or something.....:D

Just kidding.....Brent

Clay

'98 Unique #9299, 427FE side oiler, top-loader (close), 3.31 rear

Annapolis, MD

Or,... he's just parting out his car!!:D:D:D:D

I'll take the throttle linkage if it's not already spoken for[}:)][}:)]

Jim Harding
La Plata, Maryland

1982 #3004
http://www.capitalareacobraclub.com/...side.thumb.jpg

It had better stop snowing or Brent won't have a car left:D

My question is--Who snuck into my garage and took those pictures?

Glad to see I'm not the only one whose motor looks like that!

yep - Brent runs a chop shop. Don't let him near your car at the homecoming 04!!!

'93 Unique 427/351W/4sp

Edelbrock #7105 Intake on sale at ebay, plus carb & air filter. All for FE engine, Hmmmmmm!

Eliminator

Eliminator you are too observant :D

My new intake should be finished today along with my waterpump housing. Silver pearl metallic:D

Brent

Eliminator, good guess:D

Weber 48 IDA:D
http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/Brent/DSCN0593.JPG
Silver pearl coated intake:D
http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/Brent/DSCN0595.JPG
Stainless lines and velocity stacks:D
http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/Brent/DSCN0597.JPG
Goes between the fenders on Wednesday:D
http://www.uniquecobra.com/uploaded/Brent/DSCN0598.JPG

Brent

Uh oh, watch out for the deposits on the underside of that nice shiny hood.....LOL. Seriously, you should follow the saga of Zimmy's 427 rebuild on:

www.capitalareacobraclub.com

Obviously, Brent, given the meticulousness of everything else you've done, you must know what you're getting into, and they'll make awesome power, but they are different.

Good luck!

Clay

'98 Unique #9299, 427FE side oiler, top-loader (close), 3.31 rear

Annapolis, MD

Brent,

Who makes the intake, Blue Thunder? Some good looking "goodies". Keep us advised.
Next thing we will see is you pulling the cam out? Just have it done by May. Funny thing I have the bottom side pulled off and you pulled the top off. Steering dampners are due in Unique this week, that will give you something else to do.

Eliminator

Just what I need another project.

I am sure your bottom end project will be less eventful than mine.

Brent

Have worked with Webers on MG and Jags, real fun to setup unless you have the correct jets for the (CFM) airflow your engine breathes.
Do you have access to a flobench or do you have a flometer so that you can setup the linkage with the engine running??

After thinking a bit you could be off 20% cylendar to cylendar on that BIG block and never notice it, but if you get them spot-on you will think that you bolted a supercharger on rather than just Webers.

Work in Progress, Unique 427-9429 400+hp 351C Tremec 3550-2 5spd Coal Black
by Bruce, Greg & Jerry Porter Caldwell, Ohio

Jerry,
The pump jets,discharge jet,emul. tubes,main jet,air corrector, venturi, etc. are all changed for my combination. I do have a sync. meter and I have actually played with this before. I drove a Comp. car with a Ford inline 6 cyl and 3 48 IDA Webers a few years ago.I have also built and tuned a mechanical fuel injection set-up for a 572 Ford S/C. We were not concerned with anything other than horsepower so tuning for drivability will be new for me. It seems like the name "Weber" scares people and everyone knows of a horror story asociated with them. I think if you have the proper fuel pump,regulator, and a tight linkage system the system should be trouble free. The linkage system I have will isolate each carb. as well as each bank so I think the sync. will be a piece of cake.

Brent

ps. I hope your right:D

With all the internals setup for your engine (boy would that have been nice when I was working on them) and a solid linkage all you have left is to sync them. Their throttle responce is amazing. Have fun.

PS; guess my age is showing, havent got useto ordering something and not having to do all the setup.
Work in Progress, Unique 427-9429 400+hp 351C Tremec 3550-2 5spd Coal Black
by Bruce, Greg & Jerry Porter Caldwell, Ohio

WOW!

HOT DAMN - those are sweet [:P]

Phil

427 Roadster, #4279436
Southern Automotive FE
3:31 and Toploader

Roseville (N.Cal)

Can't wait to see pics of this monster!!