Will this work? 351 plus some goodies
02-28-2007, 01:25 PM
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RE: Will this work? 351 plus some goodies
The blowzilla from KB will only support 8-10psi on that size motor.
its not just boost, but how many CFM's the s/c can provide. Thats why you see
those huge roots style blowers on big blocks. They can provide not only
the boost but the CFM air volume needed as well.
I would get a turbo kit for same cost and make more power...............
hoping to see around 525rwhp on my 8psi 351W turbo when i get it installed
later this year or early next.
its not just boost, but how many CFM's the s/c can provide. Thats why you see
those huge roots style blowers on big blocks. They can provide not only
the boost but the CFM air volume needed as well.
I would get a turbo kit for same cost and make more power...............
hoping to see around 525rwhp on my 8psi 351W turbo when i get it installed
later this year or early next.
02-28-2007, 01:29 PM
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RE: Will this work? 351 plus some goodies
true but they are alot less street friendly due to all the loss in vacuum
ORIGINAL: ih8chevy
+1. they are jsut liek the older 302's can hold way more power than a newer 5.0. the roller conversion is worth it butu dont need it, those flat tappet motors will make awesome power when built right.
+1. they are jsut liek the older 302's can hold way more power than a newer 5.0. the roller conversion is worth it butu dont need it, those flat tappet motors will make awesome power when built right.
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
1.5"-2.5" will work... its possible to get ti to fit, just unlikely
LesteR723, you dont NEED a roller block, and the older the block is, the better. 70's blocks have a higher nickel content and will handle more power. You can also EASILY retrofit a old block with roller lifters by using the linked lifters.
ORIGINAL: Yngvar
can I get a 351 with fuel injection to fit under a stock hood or how high do I have to go get it to fit? but I want a stock look with out the big cow hood or will a super mach work.
can I get a 351 with fuel injection to fit under a stock hood or how high do I have to go get it to fit? but I want a stock look with out the big cow hood or will a super mach work.
LesteR723, you dont NEED a roller block, and the older the block is, the better. 70's blocks have a higher nickel content and will handle more power. You can also EASILY retrofit a old block with roller lifters by using the linked lifters.
02-28-2007, 04:35 PM
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RE: Will this work? 351 plus some goodies
ORIGINAL: LesteR723
is that $450 for a set of 4 connected hydraulic roller lifters or $450 for each and i have to spend $1800?
is that $450 for a set of 4 connected hydraulic roller lifters or $450 for each and i have to spend $1800?
It will be worth it to run standard 302 cam profiles...
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02-28-2007, 05:22 PM
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RE: Will this work? 351 plus some goodies
how much of a loss would we be talkin about kwik
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true but they are alot less street friendly due to all the loss in vacuum
true but they are alot less street friendly due to all the loss in vacuum
ORIGINAL: ih8chevy
+1. they are jsut liek the older 302's can hold way more power than a newer 5.0. the roller conversion is worth it butu dont need it, those flat tappet motors will make awesome power when built right.
+1. they are jsut liek the older 302's can hold way more power than a newer 5.0. the roller conversion is worth it butu dont need it, those flat tappet motors will make awesome power when built right.
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
1.5"-2.5" will work... its possible to get ti to fit, just unlikely
LesteR723, you dont NEED a roller block, and the older the block is, the better. 70's blocks have a higher nickel content and will handle more power. You can also EASILY retrofit a old block with roller lifters by using the linked lifters.
ORIGINAL: Yngvar
can I get a 351 with fuel injection to fit under a stock hood or how high do I have to go get it to fit? but I want a stock look with out the big cow hood or will a super mach work.
can I get a 351 with fuel injection to fit under a stock hood or how high do I have to go get it to fit? but I want a stock look with out the big cow hood or will a super mach work.
LesteR723, you dont NEED a roller block, and the older the block is, the better. 70's blocks have a higher nickel content and will handle more power. You can also EASILY retrofit a old block with roller lifters by using the linked lifters.
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