RPM is building me a 414 Stroker what power should I gain?
02-08-2006, 07:13 PM
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RPM is building me a 414 Stroker what power should I gain? Just went to RPM this weekend to pay a little down on a 414 Stroker. I also ordered Kooks 1 7/8 step long tubes. The cam that we will be using, but these are not the exact specs. Its probably going to be around 252/258 63x/65x..., but things could change. The comp. will probably be 11.1 to 11.3 so I can run more timing. How much power do yall think I should expect? They built a 414 around a month ago and it was a different cam and a little diff set up. I think it put a little over 550rwhp. I am so excited and Thank everyone at RPM for all your help.
03-03-2006, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jeremym
Just went to RPM this weekend to pay a little down on a 414 Stroker. I also ordered Kooks 1 7/8 step long tubes. The cam that we will be using, but these are not the exact specs. Its probably going to be around 252/258 63x/65x..., but things could change. The comp. will probably be 11.1 to 11.3 so I can run more timing. How much power do yall think I should expect? They built a 414 around a month ago and it was a different cam and a little diff set up. I think it put a little over 550rwhp. I am so excited and Thank everyone at RPM for all your help.
03-03-2006, 08:37 PM
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You can run well over 12:1 CR and still be over 30 degrees of timing with a cam that big if you set the ICL and quench correctly. If you want to advance timing much higher than that, I don't think you'll make more power (at least from what I've seen).
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06-25-2013, 10:27 AM
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This might be a good option for custom 2 1/4" primary headers.....
Just for your info I'm running a 255/271 .624/.624 115lsa cam in my 408 stroker...sitting at 12.5:1 scr, but 8.22:1 dcr so I can still run full timing on 92-93 pump gas.
Just for your info I'm running a 255/271 .624/.624 115lsa cam in my 408 stroker...sitting at 12.5:1 scr, but 8.22:1 dcr so I can still run full timing on 92-93 pump gas.
