475hp on the engine dyno :)
11-16-2006, 05:13 PM
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475hp on the engine dyno :)
476hp at 6,100 rpm and 433 trq at 5,400 on the engine dyno 
357W - true roller cam block .03 over.
AFR 185's with 10:1 c/r
CompCams XFI roller cam (.579/.579 236/248)
Vic Jr intake
750 carb
long tube headers
windage tray
33* total timing.
357W - true roller cam block .03 over.
AFR 185's with 10:1 c/r
CompCams XFI roller cam (.579/.579 236/248)
Vic Jr intake
750 carb
long tube headers
windage tray
33* total timing.
11-16-2006, 06:49 PM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
pics and vid
vid of 475hp pull
http://s74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...t=P1010027.flv
pic of 475
pic of normal run-up and release 468hp and 433 ft/lbs
vid of 475hp pull
http://s74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...t=P1010027.flv
pic of 475
pic of normal run-up and release 468hp and 433 ft/lbs
11-17-2006, 10:32 AM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
Hi! I'm new here.
Those are awsome numbers r.barn. Is it really naturally aspirated? That peak horsepower and torque is at a totally obtainable RPM too!
What pistons did you use on that 357w to clear a camshaft like that? If you don't mind me asking.
I also have a .030" over windsor, and my stock like hypers won't clear the valves with that kind of lift.
Awsome set-up!
Indy
Those are awsome numbers r.barn. Is it really naturally aspirated? That peak horsepower and torque is at a totally obtainable RPM too!
What pistons did you use on that 357w to clear a camshaft like that? If you don't mind me asking.
I also have a .030" over windsor, and my stock like hypers won't clear the valves with that kind of lift.
Awsome set-up!
Indy
11-17-2006, 12:39 PM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
yes n/a power
had to have the pistons flycut to clear, not that big of a deal.
hyper pistons are fine on n/a set-up,. actually little better than forged as long as no boost or bottle
had to have the pistons flycut to clear, not that big of a deal.
hyper pistons are fine on n/a set-up,. actually little better than forged as long as no boost or bottle
11-18-2006, 06:42 PM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
Man thats AWESOME bro, congrats on the numbers!
So i should be looking forward to numbers like that? DAMN thats awesome...
I was wondering, do u advise me to switch my setup to carb? Man, this FI **** is gonna cost me TONS, and its overcomplicating everything... I mean for a daily driver, is it really THAT much better than carb? What are the main disadvantages?
And how effective is a supercharged carb setup compared to a FI one? I mean does the FI super make a LOT more power than the carb?
Looking forward to seeing a video of that beast BTW
See ya
So i should be looking forward to numbers like that? DAMN thats awesome...
I was wondering, do u advise me to switch my setup to carb? Man, this FI **** is gonna cost me TONS, and its overcomplicating everything... I mean for a daily driver, is it really THAT much better than carb? What are the main disadvantages?
And how effective is a supercharged carb setup compared to a FI one? I mean does the FI super make a LOT more power than the carb?
Looking forward to seeing a video of that beast BTW
See ya
12-28-2006, 10:31 PM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
Working on it............
Trying to find friend with good cam-corder
It sound so *****'n mean, serious head turner at idle or WOT
get looks and double takes all the time now
Trying to find friend with good cam-corder
It sound so *****'n mean, serious head turner at idle or WOT
get looks and double takes all the time now
12-30-2006, 12:39 AM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
That's the way to go Big Brother, I'm not a hater, I'm like to see people with kick a** cars.
I'm waitting for more research and money to beef up little brother.
Alot of people say I can't get 250hprw from Denny's BBv6, without so jucie/nos. I'm at 195hprw/218ft-lb now.
So, if I do the internals and some more mods, what do you think???
I'm waitting for more research and money to beef up little brother.
Alot of people say I can't get 250hprw from Denny's BBv6, without so jucie/nos. I'm at 195hprw/218ft-lb now.
So, if I do the internals and some more mods, what do you think???
12-30-2006, 01:05 AM
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RE: 475hp on the engine dyno :)
ORIGINAL: Denny Carlton
That's the way to go Big Brother, I'm not a hater, I'm like to see people with kick a** cars.
I'm waitting for more research and money to beef up little brother.
Alot of people say I can't get 250hprw from Denny's BBv6, without so jucie/nos. I'm at 195hprw/218ft-lb now.
So, if I do the internals and some more mods, what do you think???
That's the way to go Big Brother, I'm not a hater, I'm like to see people with kick a** cars.
I'm waitting for more research and money to beef up little brother.
Alot of people say I can't get 250hprw from Denny's BBv6, without so jucie/nos. I'm at 195hprw/218ft-lb now.
So, if I do the internals and some more mods, what do you think???