what yall think
#1
what yall think
I just recently finished my 455 build. Its in a 79 cutlass supreme with a turbo 350 trans and 373 gears. The motor has speed pro 9 to 1 pistions, comp cams 284 296 duration and 541 544 lift. Ported C heads with 2.07 and 1.68 valves. Its all topped with a Torker intake and a Holley 850. I wanna get it dynoed but I'm running short on cash. What kinda power yall think I'm putting out? Thanks in advance for any replies.
#8
I think he meant it would cost $400. for the half day, money well spent.
Too much cam for that compression, too much carb for that intake, I'll say 350-375 at the wheels but not till the mid 5000 range.
Figure Mondello did almost the same build on HP TV 2-3 years ago.
With Edelbrock heads, the same cam, 870 Street Avenger and a Performer it made 456 at the crank, on a cold morning. I'll stick with my guess.
Jmo.
Too much cam for that compression, too much carb for that intake, I'll say 350-375 at the wheels but not till the mid 5000 range.
Figure Mondello did almost the same build on HP TV 2-3 years ago.
With Edelbrock heads, the same cam, 870 Street Avenger and a Performer it made 456 at the crank, on a cold morning. I'll stick with my guess.
Jmo.
Last edited by cutlassefi; June 11th, 2013 at 06:56 PM.
#10
That cam needs closer to 10.0:1 and so does that intake. And unless you're mostly strip you could have a gone a little smaller on the carb with that intake.
I just think your combo is a bit off, but that's just my opinion.
What number Speed Pro piston did you use?
#16
Do you know the specs at .050?
Actually the Dynamic Compression ratio is more important overall than the Static Compression ratio.
This article is more eloquent than I could ever be and more informative.
http://cochise.uia.net/pkelley2/DynamicCR.html
Actually the Dynamic Compression ratio is more important overall than the Static Compression ratio.
This article is more eloquent than I could ever be and more informative.
http://cochise.uia.net/pkelley2/DynamicCR.html
Last edited by TripDeuces; June 12th, 2013 at 07:44 PM.
#18
guess & advice
335 hp & 390 TQ to the ground is my guess on your build. Your cam is a little much for your compression ratio. Also an 850 might make more power on the dyno but a 750 is plenty of carb for that engine on a daily basis.
Sure hope you spent some cash on that T350.
I recently dyno's my 1970 Cutlass W-31 for $450. Best $450 I spent on the car. The tuning got the a/f just right & now the car runs the best it can.
If you have a chance to dyno the car & tune it DO IT!!!!!!!!
Sure hope you spent some cash on that T350.
I recently dyno's my 1970 Cutlass W-31 for $450. Best $450 I spent on the car. The tuning got the a/f just right & now the car runs the best it can.
If you have a chance to dyno the car & tune it DO IT!!!!!!!!
#19
I spent a good bit on the trans. It was built by a gm specialist in my area. What is a good cam to go with. I'm open to options and opinions on anything. Like I said I'm new to the game and I will appreciate any advice from anyone willing to give.
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