Limits and costs of a '94 350 Chevy motor
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Limits and costs of a '94 350 Chevy motor
My buddy's and I all have the itch to do a project motor together and find a car to put it in after we get the motor done. We currently have found a 1994 Chevy 5.7 350 with new bearings, crank, and some bottom end work (just new parts, not performance wise). It has the stock heads, minus an intake/carb/distributor and only wants $200 for it.
How hard would it be to churn out 500+hp out of this thing?
I don't know a thing about these motors, so feel free to say whatever, I'm a straight up newb to these motors. We won't be spending a TON of money, and plan on keeping as tight of budget as possible, but we aren't afraid to spend money if WE HAVE to.
Anybody have any ideas/siggestions? Thanks!
How hard would it be to churn out 500+hp out of this thing?
I don't know a thing about these motors, so feel free to say whatever, I'm a straight up newb to these motors. We won't be spending a TON of money, and plan on keeping as tight of budget as possible, but we aren't afraid to spend money if WE HAVE to.
Anybody have any ideas/siggestions? Thanks!
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vic jr race heads, .600" lift cam and 13:1 compression. you're not going to pull this off with pump gas.
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performer rpm package, + 150 shot. you'll be beyond your goals, on pump gas and streeable. nopt to mention cheaper.
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performer rpm package, + 150 shot. you'll be beyond your goals, on pump gas and streeable. nopt to mention cheaper.
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Wrong![/QUOTE]
how much wrong? how wild do you want the engine to be?
i hit 500 hp on a 400sb, vic jr heads, 246-256 cam with .560" lift, and 10:1 compression. it was just nicely streetable.
you want to reach that that kind of hp out of a 350 you either need high compression or a valvetrain to rev the living ***** out of the engine to reach hp that way--- say 7500-8000rpm?
that's beyond the capacity of a stock bottom end.
Wrong![/QUOTE]
how much wrong? how wild do you want the engine to be?
i hit 500 hp on a 400sb, vic jr heads, 246-256 cam with .560" lift, and 10:1 compression. it was just nicely streetable.
you want to reach that that kind of hp out of a 350 you either need high compression or a valvetrain to rev the living ***** out of the engine to reach hp that way--- say 7500-8000rpm?
that's beyond the capacity of a stock bottom end.
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how much wrong? how wild do you want the engine to be?
i hit 500 hp on a 400sb, vic jr heads, 246-256 cam with .560" lift, and 10:1 compression. it was just nicely streetable.
you want to reach that that kind of hp out of a 350 you either need high compression or a valvetrain to rev the living ***** out of the engine to reach hp that way--- say 7500-8000rpm?
that's beyond the capacity of a stock bottom end.
i hit 500 hp on a 400sb, vic jr heads, 246-256 cam with .560" lift, and 10:1 compression. it was just nicely streetable.
you want to reach that that kind of hp out of a 350 you either need high compression or a valvetrain to rev the living ***** out of the engine to reach hp that way--- say 7500-8000rpm?
that's beyond the capacity of a stock bottom end.
http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/te...ild/index.html
Here is a 350 with AFR 190 heads on pump gas 10 to 1 comp with 527 hp. Put in a little smaller hydraulic roller and it will still be over 500hp.
http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/te...ild/index.html
The combos are out there, just making sure to pick the right set up and matching everything is the key