What compression ratio for 1000rwhp 408
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What compression ratio for 1000rwhp 408
Im pretty new to the FI world so plz bare with me.
Been searching for info on basically a 101 on compression ratios for boost but to no avail.
Im looking to build a boosted 1000+rwhp 408 iron block but have no idea what cr to go with. For one thing, i don't want it to be a pig off boost.
Any knowledge you can throw my way would be really nice!
Been searching for info on basically a 101 on compression ratios for boost but to no avail.
Im looking to build a boosted 1000+rwhp 408 iron block but have no idea what cr to go with. For one thing, i don't want it to be a pig off boost.
Any knowledge you can throw my way would be really nice!
#3
TECH Apprentice
Making 1000 + rwhp with 408ci will be easy with that many C.I. There are a few combination you could use but one would be 9.5 static. With the correct cam it will drive good and make the power you are looking for.
Im pretty new to the FI world so plz bare with me.
Been searching for info on basically a 101 on compression ratios for boost but to no avail.
Im looking to build a boosted 1000+rwhp 408 iron block but have no idea what cr to go with. For one thing, i don't want it to be a pig off boost.
Any knowledge you can throw my way would be really nice!
Been searching for info on basically a 101 on compression ratios for boost but to no avail.
Im looking to build a boosted 1000+rwhp 408 iron block but have no idea what cr to go with. For one thing, i don't want it to be a pig off boost.
Any knowledge you can throw my way would be really nice!
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9 Second Club
Im pretty new to the FI world so plz bare with me.
Been searching for info on basically a 101 on compression ratios for boost but to no avail.
Im looking to build a boosted 1000+rwhp 408 iron block but have no idea what cr to go with. For one thing, i don't want it to be a pig off boost.
Any knowledge you can throw my way would be really nice!
Been searching for info on basically a 101 on compression ratios for boost but to no avail.
Im looking to build a boosted 1000+rwhp 408 iron block but have no idea what cr to go with. For one thing, i don't want it to be a pig off boost.
Any knowledge you can throw my way would be really nice!
And unless it's a 5 ton truck, I doubt even a 408 could ever be considered a pig off boost at any compression.
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My car weighs similar to a GTO.
Ive had 346, 383, 403 etc in mine, and none have ever been a pig low down regardless of size or compression.
If you're looking to make 1000+ on only 91 octane, I'd say keep CR around 8.5:1
Ive had 346, 383, 403 etc in mine, and none have ever been a pig low down regardless of size or compression.
If you're looking to make 1000+ on only 91 octane, I'd say keep CR around 8.5:1
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Dynamic or static? 9:1 dynamic is really high IMO for pump gas and boost. Are you running race fuel?
Most of the combinations we build are 9.0:1-10.0:1 static depending on the goals of the customer.
IMO the cam used will be more important for "not being a dog" than the compression ratio used.
Most of the combinations we build are 9.0:1-10.0:1 static depending on the goals of the customer.
IMO the cam used will be more important for "not being a dog" than the compression ratio used.
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Dynamic or static? 9:1 dynamic is really high IMO for pump gas and boost. Are you running race fuel?
Most of the combinations we build are 9.0:1-10.0:1 static depending on the goals of the customer.
IMO the cam used will be more important for "not being a dog" than the compression ratio used.
Im guessing SCR.
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Dynamic or static? 9:1 dynamic is really high IMO for pump gas and boost. Are you running race fuel? Most of the combinations we build are 9.0:1-10.0:1 static depending on the goals of the customer. IMO the cam used will be more important for "not being a dog" than the compression ratio used.