yes standard deck height. 340 replacement block. same as a R block but from what i have read, they can handle more power then the R block (750 hp for the R and 1000 hp with the replacement block). don't know if it's true or not.
haha that would be awesome, i'm keeping it a street car with a little rumble to the exhaust lolNew handle incoming…9secWAGON
now that is a dream i wish i could do. i have zero experience with ''spinning mufflers'' but i do like the way you think!
You have questions? I have answers my friend. If you want to explore the turbo world I’ll be right here to nudge you along (Aka spend your money).
i have wanted to do it for a while. i chickened out and stayed N/A. i already know i will do it sooner then later.You have questions? I have answers my friend. If you want to explore the turbo world I’ll be right here to nudge you along (Aka spend your money).
I’ll tell you the same thing I tell everyone else. Don’t do it. If you do every vehicle you own will be pressurized from now on. It’s so addicting. I have a problem.
i want to feel the massive pull at the top end that a boosted engine has. my car pulls hard but not like a boosted car.
thank you, it's a factory 360 car
Nothing runs out the back like a turbo car. That’s for sure.
I can weigh it this week sometime
this block is a babbit bearing.
I don’t know any exact HP forgives for anything because I consider it a floating and highly variable question and particular build kind of answer.
I may very well hit you up one day to “Advise me” on how to spend my money. I have a siamese short 9.2 deck….You have questions? I have answers my friend. If you want to explore the turbo world I’ll be right here to nudge you along (Aka spend your money).
I see that “Support 1,000hp” as a NA number since pressurizing an engine is easy on parts and power production.
Are you still building yours or has it been running a while? I remember you posting before about this and it is one of the very few I have seen with the Victor heads.
