Max rpm 360 magnum ???

Rev it till it grenades then report back with your findings. :lol:

Why do guesses for a Max rpm number matter anyway?? Run it without a tach and learn to tell when to shift by sound and feel. Or, Take it out on the interstate and mat it until you hear clanking and let up a smidge. Note the rpm @ clanking and there ya go :realcrazy:

Great advise. Im trying to calculate the rpm in the traps
Hey Brook! What cam is it?
If the springs are rated to 6500, that’s a good thing. Is you know according to the manufacture that valve float will happen at about that RPM, you know where to let off. After that, valve control may become an issue. Since max RPM is a function of ether or both the springs and the cams profile. (AKA What the duration is cut for RPM wise.)

Most builds of this type your doing find max power on and around the cams profile are now limited to the heads flow capacity. Since the heads are stock, this will be around the 5800 mark. There could be a 200 RPM + or - here. Cam profile dependent.

Most racers will find best ET’s shifting past peak power at some point. This a variable mostly based on bore and stroke combo along with the cam and spring package and the heads ability to flow air.

Post the cam specs or card. It’ll give us all a better idea of what the engine may do.
No card, got it from a guy who used to work for crane cams
Int 498/274
Exh 512/286
LSA 113.5
I wanted estra dur/ lift on exh for the nitrous and non lopey idle