The Mark is Supercharged

Wow maybye you should read Joes post he had h beams and forged pistons with his t-trim pushing 550rwhp. The stock rods and pistons would take an exit strategy long before the crank decided to self destruct.


Got it second hand info (with pics) on an other site, so I didn't get to read the original post. Using a stock Ford crank with forged pistons and rods makes absolutely no sense at that power level.
 
Ryan and Aric received the newest addition to the Mark the other day. Reichard Racing Ultra Grip 3.1 Pulley. Should be good for 11-12 PSI. This won't go on the car until just before SSHS7. :)

http://www.reichardracing.com/ultra_grip_pulley.php#





Reichard_composit2.jpg
 
With SSHS7 behind me now, and the Mark's new hubs, brakes, rims, and tires being installed in the next few weeks, it is time now to start thinking about fortifying the engine.

The car now has 401rwhp, and 318rwtq, and has run a 12.162 @ 113.42 in the quarter mile. All this on a totally internally stock engine with 107k miles on it with the help of the Vortech supercharger.

It was very tough decision, but I found myself at a crossroad with the Mark. I have decided to keep it in the 400-500rwhp range. I just do not see the point of going any further with the power at this time. Therefore, mostly bottom end stuff is going to be done. Here is a highlight list:

Injected 302 Stroker Kit

Custom Manley Pistons-off set

Manley H-Beam Rods

ARP 2000 Bolts

Total Seal Stainless File Rings

Federal Mogul H Rod & Main Bearings

ARP Main Stud Kit

ARP High Tensile Strength Head Studs (with 12 pt nuts)

Melling High Volume Oil Pump with Billet Gears

Refresh Cylinder Heads

Accufab Single Blade Throttle Body

96-98 Cobra Intake

Aric is going to use one of his Teksid blocks to build the motor, and swap with the motor in the Mark when he is done building the motor.


Here are some links to videos, pictures and info on the build thus far:

http://www.injectedengineering.com/news.php?newsid=13


http://www.injectedengineering.com/listing.php?listingid=31&pageid=83


http://www.injectedengineering.com/listing.php?listingid=15&pageid=76


http://videos.streetfire.net/uploaded/35058301.htm





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Mike
12.162 @ 113.42
2007 Atlanta Marks
Grudge Match Champion
 
With SSHS7 behind me now, and the Mark's new hubs, brakes, rims, and tires being installed in the next few weeks, it is time now to start thinking about fortifying the engine.

The car now has 401rwhp, and 318rwtq, and has run a 12.162 @ 113.42 in the quarter mile. All this on a totally internally stock engine with 107k miles on it with the help of the Vortech supercharger.

It was very tough decision, but I found myself at a crossroad with the Mark. I have decided to keep it in the 400-500rwhp range. I just do not see the point of going any further with the power at this time. Therefore, mostly bottom end stuff is going to be done. Here is a highlight list:

Injected 302 Stroker Kit

Custom Manley Pistons-off set

Manley H-Beam Rods

ARP 2000 Bolts

Total Seal Stainless File Rings

Federal Mogul H Rod & Main Bearings

ARP Main Stud Kit

ARP High Tensile Strength Head Studs (with 12 pt nuts)

Melling High Volume Oil Pump with Billet Gears

Refresh Cylinder Heads

Accufab Single Blade Throttle Body

96-98 Cobra Intake

Aric is going to use one of his Teksid blocks to build the motor, and swap with the motor in the Mark when he is done building the motor.


Here are some links to videos, pictures and info on the build thus far:

http://www.injectedengineering.com/news.php?newsid=13


http://www.injectedengineering.com/listing.php?listingid=31&pageid=83


http://www.injectedengineering.com/listing.php?listingid=15&pageid=76


http://videos.streetfire.net/uploaded/35058301.htm





__________________
Mike
12.162 @ 113.42
2007 Atlanta Marks
Grudge Match Champion

Hi Mike,

Being down the built motor road a few times, a few hints.

Not a huge fan of the stroker setup for blower cars, all the kits I have seen, (Modmax, eagle and scat (All made in china in the same place, same as all the H-Beam rods, not a bad thing, but im not a huge fan) the pin location was very high, and I didn't like the ring location, sure its fine for 500whp, but not 800hp+.

The factory mark crank is good for 7000rpms and about 750whp. The cobra version is good for more rpms and power.

Heads and intake

When I 1st saw your car I was reminded of Larry's 98 Mark (Same wheels and color) with one of Dennis's intercooler setups. He had a T-Trim (Not helping him out at 12-13psi vs an S-Trim), Fox Lake heads, factory cams, Air to Air intercooler, and with 12-13psi the car made 531rwhp, with 8.5 to 1 17cc dish pistions and pump gas, with a very conservative tune. I don't remember the exhaust, but it was not the greatest setup, but the heads were really helping him out with that, even with factory cams and a not so good exhaust.

Edit..

Just noticed billet oil pump gears, note on those, they dont make nearly as much oil pressure as regular gears, Had them in another motor it only made 12psi at hot idle with 5w30. at WOT more than 100psi, but normal hot idle is in the mid 20's to 30psi, the motor I have now has the MMR Oilpump with cryo gears, and it works well, plenty of pressure, and I go to 7500rpms with this motor, they have customers that go much higher.
 
Hi Bill, Glad to see you posting again. It would be great if you could head up to the ATL and be part of SSHS8! You, Joe, Jeremi, Dennis, Daniel, Scott L, Big Scott, et al, were my inspiration when I started to plan my build a couple years ago. Hope you don't mind, but here are some pics I found of your Mark from SSHS2 - back in the day... :)

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Thanks for your input. I always like to hear another point of view, as I am still fluid with this build until I start writing checks. I will pass along your thoughts to Aric, and see what he has to say about it.
 

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