408 on the way, what hp/tq to expect?
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Well the 408 ball offically got rolling yesterday as I ordered the rotating assembly and all the other nuts, bolts, pumps, and gaskets required to build it. Specs are of course, a 408 with eagle crank and rods, -12cc dish pistons, a TSP 233/239 .601/.609 cam, stock intake and tb, ported and polished 6.0 heads, and all the bolt-ons (full exhaust, CAI, tune, fans, etc.) as well as a healthy shot of spray (200 shot, maybe more). Tranny to be beefed up with all the good stuff, and since I don't encounter a lot of tight turns i'll more than likely spool the rear end for added strength.
Anyhow, what do y'all think? What hp/tq #'s are we projecting?
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Anyhow, what do y'all think? What hp/tq #'s are we projecting?
Thanks,
The Hauler
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what ever it happens to be when put together. LOL j/k with ya briles, saw you yesterday at bradford, dont think you recognized me.
The lightning and cobra are wanting a piece of that bowtie, I cant hold the lightning down much more.
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Originally Posted by onebadrubi
what ever it happens to be when put together. LOL j/k with ya briles, saw you yesterday at bradford, dont think you recognized me.
The lightning and cobra are wanting a piece of that bowtie, I cant hold the lightning down much more.
The lightning and cobra are wanting a piece of that bowtie, I cant hold the lightning down much more.
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As for CR targeted, I'm not on the same page or I'm really stupid.... what do you mean, exactly? If you've ever heard me speak then you'll know that sometimes you've got to spell it out for us Arkansans.
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Originally Posted by whitt1
About 400-450rwhp with proper fueling and a good tune,with a 200shot about 600 to 650rwhp.I hope your drivetrain is up to the task.
Yeah me too, if a built 4l60 craps out then I'll probably go old school with a TH400.
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Whitt1 I see you're from Memphis, my co-conspritor in this endeavor is from Marianna, not too far from you. We will be going to MMP for some test n tune when this is done, wanna run 'em? 402 v. 408 should be good times! Lookin' at a few months to get this thing together, a fella in Brighton is gonna do the machine work, so it really depends on him.
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Originally Posted by Flyer
What CR are you going to target?
Sorry for my prior stupidity!
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Originally Posted by The Wood Hauler
Whitt1 I see you're from Memphis, my co-conspritor in this endeavor is from Marianna, not too far from you. We will be going to MMP for some test n tune when this is done, wanna run 'em? 402 v. 408 should be good times! Lookin' at a few months to get this thing together, a fella in Brighton is gonna do the machine work, so it really depends on him.
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Originally Posted by The Wood Hauler
CR=Compression ratio...if so we're looking around 10.5:1, depending on how much the heads need to be milled, gasket thickness, etc.
Sorry for my prior stupidity!
Sorry for my prior stupidity!
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