451 Budget builds?

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Lets see your 451 budget builds with hp/tq ratings.
Thanks.
 
400 block.

440 steel crank turned down
440 rods/ARP wavelock bolts
Ross FTs (9.73) comp.
Stock port 906s with stainless 208/174 valves
XE284H, Ductile iron 1.5 rockers
M1 single, swapmeet 750dp.
4400 9.5" converter, 4.10 gears

75 duster, 3200 race weight.

Best run. 10.91 @ 121 on a 1.51 60ft. in mine shaft air.

Installed a Weiand TR & 2 600 1850s
Home ported the heads, they flowed around 264/198 at .550 lift.
Went with a comp solid, 547/529-250/256 @50 on a 108

1st. pass in dead heat & no tuneing.

10.87 @ 123.58 on a crappy 1.63 60ft.

Don't know the HP/TQ #s, but as you can see it wasn't that wild, had around 4K total in that engine.

Shifted it at 5800, trapped 6200.
 
with a big block...get better heads, then save in other places.

about 280 cfm with stock valves and ported is all there is, after that...it's just cheaper to buy a set of stealth heads for $900.

I think KB has a hyper for the 451 using the longer 440 rod, I would skip the 400 short rod idea.jmo
it's a faster rev'in 440...
 
I had about 350.00 in my 906s before my porting time & beat up on many BB A bodies with 1400.00 Eddy heads lol, man that was fun. Its all in how you tune it & the right combo.
 
so keeping budget 451 in mind lemme ask this:
If i use a solid 440 crank turned down-
can stock 440 rods be used?
what pistons are recommended?

I love FABO because you guys always know the answer or have at least tried it

thanks all
 
JoeDust451......nice combo...can I get that to go?...
 
so keeping budget 451 in mind lemme ask this:
If i use a solid 440 crank turned down-
can stock 440 rods be used?
what pistons are recommended?

I love FABO because you guys always know the answer or have at least tried it

thanks all

it's best to use 440 length rods. check out the kb piston site for the correct piston.
 
Not a 451 but we've just turned down a 440 crank to go in my brother's 383.
At 60 over it'll be a 438.
We used 440 length aftermarket H beams with small pins (picked them up new 2nd hand dirt cheap) and bought a set of Diamond pistons to suit.
Haven't got far with the engine but it's got stealths,TTI,performer rpm,750vac,Comp 272 hydraulic.
It's to go into a 65 Fury so heavy car.
Brother is hoping for 450hp...I reckon 400.
 
if you take a look at KB piston catalog they have
2 set of piston for engine like you wanna built
 
I have a fresh .030 over 400 that has been cleaned and prepped, also had the mains turn to 440 size and a steel 440 crank if your interested.
 
Is there any off the shelf pistons for 9.1 compression for a 451 with 6.76 rod and 84cc heads,sorry for hijacking put sense we are on the 451 subject.
 
JoeDust451......nice combo...can I get that to go?...

Sure LOL, I wish i still had that car, i really miss it, I had more Bowtie guys put there $$$ on my duster against there cocky friends that showed up wanting to put down a mopar :glasses7:, I never lost "unless" there car had a bunch in it & should run good #s, The guy who owns it now (has for the last 5 yrs.) is 160 lbs. more then me & dropped in a .590 cam, 4.56 gears & twin 660s, With 3 cylinders going south it pulled of a 10.75 @ 125 with my home ported 906 heads, after the 3rd. run that day it started huffin & didn't break out of the 11s, 3 cylinders read 100 psi. With my boney butt & a strong run i'm sure 10.5s @ 126 would be cake, IMO thats cookin for such a mild combo with "as we say" crappy heads, He is in the process of a re-fresh & Indy heads & more stall & shooting for 10.0s, I was shocked when he told me he was shifting it at 6800 & trapping 71-7200.
 

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Is there any off the shelf pistons for 9.1 compression for a 451 with 6.76 rod and 84cc heads,sorry for hijacking put sense we are on the 451 subject.

I'm sure Ross/KB or Diamond would have something off the self, give them a call, If those are 84cc Aluminums i'd go higher on the compression, 10.1 or in that area.
 
I'm sure Ross/KB or Diamond would have something off the self, give them a call, If those are 84cc Aluminums i'd go higher on the compression, 10.1 or in that area.

I'm throughing boost on them I will go ahead do some calling thanks!
 
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