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Old 04-18-2008, 11:42 PM
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I hate to do this but im going crazy I'm heading to the dyno next Friday the 25th, what kind of power do you think I will be putting down????

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The car has been street tuned. What should I see on the dyno

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1500bhp
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I saw a car on here with a 224/230, no heads, put down 510 at 4.4psi.. So I'm going to say 650-ish range???
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I'd say 600 rwhp, but it really depends on the dyno that is being used. Bob
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Originally Posted by Exotic Performance Plus
I'd say 600 rwhp, but it really depends on the dyno that is being used. Bob
What he said.

Good luck!
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Im assuming the motor is forged? If so, is it the fuel system that is the limiting factor?

What pulley is on there?
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How do you like that cam?
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Originally Posted by Spade
How do you like that cam?
Its got a rough idle , needs 3000ish stall on autos for streeting. But in a 347 its pretty drive-able. This cam was designed for the 347in motor to peak around 6500ish depending on heads and other variables.

If you plan more cubes, we have a few other grinds and/or custom grinds for a solid performing cam.
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Originally Posted by Jake@EPP
Im assuming the motor is forged? If so, is it the fuel system that is the limiting factor?

What pulley is on there?
Nope! Rolling with stock rotating assembly I plan on building a forged motor on the side, just hope this holds together for a year or two. We plan on doing a VERY safe tune on it. The balancer is stock dia ATI unit and the procharger pulley is a 4.00 8rib I do believe. Cant recall exactly, but the kit came with 2 or 3 and the pulley on it is one that Bob recommended.

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Originally Posted by Spade
How do you like that cam?
So far I love the cam, Bob did a great job helping me choose one. As far as street manners go it's easy to deal with and has a nice choppy idle. The real test will come on Friday Thanks again Bob!

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I would definatly start shopping for a forged bottom end. A 4.0 pulley is going to boost this thing pretty well, with heads and cam wow. I would guess 600+ as far as hp goes.

Remember, to make the bottom end live, run good gas when beating on it. No hot lapping and get a safe tune!
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Originally Posted by Jake@EPP
I would definatly start shopping for a forged bottom end. A 4.0 pulley is going to boost this thing pretty well, with heads and cam wow. I would guess 600+ as far as hp goes.

Remember, to make the bottom end live, run good gas when beating on it. No hot lapping and get a safe tune!
Given I still have the 10 bolt in the car....this thing will see little beating and no track time till next year. I plan on swapping the rear out over next winter.

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You shouls see between 575 and 600. If you dont,something is wrong.
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Originally Posted by BLNLS1/RX7
You shouls see between 575 and 600. If you dont,something is wrong.
+1 but it won't hold for long, especially the 10 bolt once you hook up, good luck though!
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Originally Posted by badass99ss
So far I love the cam, Bob did a great job helping me choose one. As far as street manners go it's easy to deal with and has a nice choppy idle. The real test will come on Friday Thanks again Bob!

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Not a problem Troy, thanks! Bob
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Hit the dyno yesterday! My base run showed 400rwhp/466rwtq. Vince from Trifecta Performance did his thing and when all was said and done I came home with 565rwhp/503rwtq. There is plenty more power left in it but we were runing out of fuel. Guess im going to install a dual pump set-up or something. After this issue is solved I should see over 600 easy. So all in all I walked away with an extra 165rwhp for the day. I was hoping to see between 500-600 and I got just that.

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Congrats! Nice numbers!
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similar set up as mine. i am forged. probably the same numbers but it will pop with a stock bottom.
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Originally Posted by badass99ss
Hit the dyno yesterday! My base run showed 400rwhp/466rwtq. Vince from Trifecta Performance did his thing and when all was said and done I came home with 565rwhp/503rwtq. There is plenty more power left in it but we were runing out of fuel. Guess im going to install a dual pump set-up or something. After this issue is solved I should see over 600 easy. So all in all I walked away with an extra 165rwhp for the day. I was hoping to see between 500-600 and I got just that.

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Awesome! Dual pumps should keep it safe for now. You just don't want to push the bottom end too far, many have tried! Bob
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Originally Posted by Exotic Performance Plus
Awesome! Dual pumps should keep it safe for now. You just don't want to push the bottom end too far, many have tried! Bob
Oh ya for sure! Im not interested in trying to pull more power out of this engine. Now it's time to start slowly building a forged motor on the side. Like I stated above I was looking for 500-600 and got it. It will do for now Hey Bob whats the going price for a Moser set-up?

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