Highest HP N/A LS1 Motor
And he also knows he can buy a 900+ hp SBC for around $15,000, so I'm sure that is also part of his thinking in terms of prices.
Last edited by bickelfirebird; Dec 26, 2004 at 08:47 AM.
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I'd be willing to bet that a C5R headed motor could get 950 without too many complications.
-KCB
And he also knows he can buy a 900+ hp SBC for around $15,000, so I'm sure that is also part of his thinking in terms of prices.
Can't go wrong with Futral if he decides on an LS1. And he also knows he can buy a 900+ hp SBC for around $15,000, so I'm sure that is also part of his thinking in terms of prices.
This is RWHP and is through a Turbo 400, 5000 stall, 30" slicks, huge driveshaft, 12 bolt, 4.30 gears (Not positive could be a 4.54 gear) etc.
That is probally good for 750 flywheel HP.
Go a little bigger in cube's with more bore and you could achieve 800+.
He also run mid 9's NA.
This isn't gonna be cheep. Probally 10G's for the shortblcok alone.
4 G's for the heads.
2 thousand in inake, TB, Cam, Pushrods etc.
Another 1000 for misc stuff.
Around 18,000 is I had to guess total, and that isn't adding Mucho $$$$ for better rods, or better pistons.
Good luck
In terms of the price for a 900 hp sbc, I don't think you would have much trouble finding a small shop to build one for around $15,000. One of the intersting points here is that the best builders seem to prefer smaller cid motors (383-408) on the highest hp sbc. BTW, Patterson can make over 800 hp from their 316 cid sbc!

