The quick-revving 427" Cobra is a performance engine that is not for the faint of heart. Because it is based on a 351" Windsor race block, it is approximately 140 pounds lighter than the older big blocks. From the block, to the crank, to the rods, to the induction system, the 427" Cobra is built to be an all-conquering powerhouse, yet is still a street engine that runs on 91-octane pump gas. With its lumpy hydraulic roller cam, the exhaust note is one that says “don’t mess with me“, and has the power to back it up. Take a look at all the premium features of this engine and you’ll see this is a real world performance engine that has all the power your kit car or muscle car could want.

Block: Smeding Heavy Duty w/ Billet 4 Bolt Mains, 4.125" Bore, 9.5" Deck Height
Crankshaft: 4340 Forged Steel, Internal Balance, 4.000” Stroke
Rods: 4340 Forged Steel H-Beam with 7/16" Bolts, 6.200" Length
Pistons: Custom Forged Aluminum, Reverse Dome, 10.0:1
Rings: Plasma-Moly Top, Low Friction Oil, 1/16” x 1/16” x 3/16”
Camshaft: Smeding Hydraulic Roller, .544”/.573” Lift, 238°/248° Duration @ .050”
Rocker Arms: Smeding 1.6 Ratio, 7/16" Stud, Full-Roller
Intake: Edelbrock Victor Jr. Single Plane
Cylinder Heads: Smeding 205cc CNC Ported, 2.08"/1.60" Valves, 58cc Chambers
Warranty: 3 Year, Unlimited Miles

Torque Converter: 2,400-2,800rpm Stall Recommended