Why not a solid roller to 8500 rpms?
My 4.125" stroke 421 has sat in the burnoutbox (7-8sec) at 8500rpm with a wet sump and also sees its fair share of street time. I see no reason to go overboard and worry about the max RPM. Unless you have all high dollar parts specifically choosen for high RPM your setup probobly won't make power up that high anyway, don't expect to make that kind of RPM with off the shelf parts.
(honestly I think we're borrowing some offshore racing parts). Engine is currently being built and I've been asked to not give out to many details. Its a special order, not a run of the mill combination and requires a very knowledgable builder to get it right. We're looking at 2 months til I get any numbers posted but 7500 rpm is the potential max it will see. Looking at 600+ rwhp n/a all the way!I wont lie, I'm looking for the combination that all other n/a engines will be judged by
Last edited by 99blancoSS; Feb 12, 2008 at 11:08 AM.
bores. Aluminum rod, 4 inch eagle crank. Ran 9.70's all motor.
Ran this setup 6 years ago

Jay Johnson
Yes...The engine will operate above 7200 RPM
No....It can't be tunned at those RPMs because the F-body tables don't go that high.
Re'
buy a crotch rocket....16,000 RPM's sounds way cooler than 8,000

i had a '05 R6, it would cure ANY need for speed or need for any kind of audio stimulation.
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Russ Kemp
Ps: Engine braking at 12000 rpm can break the tires loose.
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