i plan on building out a 460 whats the strongest block they sell?

 

the only one iknow of is the summit block(im sure theirs others). but its 5800.00. why a 460? i wanted to go the 460 route also until i figured out that it was 200 lbs more then a 351w. and youd have to hook up a serious tranny to hold that torque also . like a c6 wich is alot heavier then a c4. do you already have the 460? just the kit to do the swap is like 1000.00.

 

stock 460 block will hold 1k hp, and once you get into stroking them you NEED a c6

 

theres no such thing as a summit 460 block and i ploan on going much more then 1khp

 

The best makes of aftermarket 460 actully the only one i know of is Eliminator.

 

is this going to be a street car? if not ford racing sells their 460 prostock block. Its a quarter mile block ( no cooling passages into the block at all) so its good for about a run down the strip and then cool down for any hour plus but u will ever break that ****. if its a street car look at ford racing they also have a 460 blocks with 4 bolt mains. I don't think dart or world makes 460's but maybe call kuntz engines they can build u one

 

i didn't mean summit brand. i meant through summit. http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

 

ok thanks and nah dart doesnt make 460s its guna be street strip but i wana run 7s =P

 

Yea there...good luck with that

 

The motorsports block i what you will need to run those numbers. Last time I checked they were on back order. A guy on ebay has been selling them cheap lately. I think Ford may have stopped offering them. There are some more exotic blocks offered but, they are through rdi and usually start at $5k plus. Don't put a C6 behind it. Running in the 7's it won't live. It will also be way to violent on the launch. Your auto trans options are pretty much limited to a glide. You can go manual but, the clutch and tranny will cost as much as the motor. And for everyones info I am not talking a tremec. Liberty.. The RDI blocks offer different deck heights for different applications. They used to be offered through Ford Racing but, only a few were shown. They sure are pretty though!