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Old 09-19-2008, 10:17 PM
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How much power do you think this combo will make?

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The block is a large journal 327 with scat 5.7 H- beam rods KB .030 125 step forged domed pistons,the block is 0 decked every thing is ballenced ,ARP every thing,fluid damper. I put a trick flow top end kit on it that they dynoed on a 383 with flat top pistons and it made 490 horse and 440 torque. My qustion is what the power diffrence in the cubic inches? The cam is hydrolic with246*/254* duration at .050 lift .495"/.510"with 1.5 ratio rockers,112* lobe separation. The heads arehttp://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=TFS%2DK314%2D490%2D440&autovie w=sku alluminum 72chambers,195 intake runners,2.02 1.60 valves. Victor JR and 750 speed demon,Msd 6al2
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Old 09-20-2008, 08:03 AM
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How much power do you think this combo will make?

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The block is a large journal 327 with scat 5.7 H- beam rods KB .030 125 step forged domed pistons,the block is 0 decked every thing is ballenced ,ARP every thing,fluid damper. I put a trick flow top end kit on it that they dynoed on a 383 with flat top pistons and it made 490 horse and 440 torque. My qustion is what the power diffrence in the cubic inches? The cam is hydrolic with246*/254* duration at .050 lift .495"/.510"with 1.5 ratio rockers,112* lobe separation. The heads arehttp://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=TFS%2DK314%2D490%2D440&autovie w=sku alluminum 72chambers,195 intake runners,2.02 1.60 valves. Victor JR and 750 speed demon,Msd 6al2
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Sounds like the combo we just did in Camaro Performers.

We had a 327 short block. stock deck, 60 over bore. I don't remember the cam specs but they were less than yours. Had the Trick Flow intake and a Holley 750 carb. Also, the compression was WAY low.. like 9:1 (to run the cheap gas).

I will post the results on monday but I think it was 394hp and 370 tq ... your combo should make a bit more, defiently into the 400s.
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thanks some guy over at nasty z28 told me I was only going to make 360 horse,this motor stock made 365 horse[68 Vette)Plus I also have a Zex perimeter plate nitrous kit that i'm going to run a150 shot,should be a little screamer
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That's a lot of cam for the cubic inches. What's the compression ratio?
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That's a lot of cam for the cubic inches. What's the compression ratio?
Using Pat Kelley's DCR calculator, 6.92 DCR. Maybe too much cam or not enough compression, particularly with aluminum heads.
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