370 F1A setups... what's the latest and greatest?
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370 F1A setups... what's the latest and greatest?
Trying to get an idea on an lq9 370 build what all I'd be looking at having to get to run a F1A blower that will see 20-21 lbs of boost. Goal would be 1000 hp.
Wiseco 4.03" -3.2cc Flat-Top Pistons with wrist pin upgrade
Callies Ultra Billet H-Beam 6.125", ARP 2000 Bolts
K1 Technologies Crank
ARP Main Stud Kit
ARP 1/2" Head Stud Kit and machine work
PRC 260cc LS3 Aftermarket Heads, 68cc, Hollow-Stem Intake Valves
LS9 .051" Thick head gaskets
Morel lifters
Rocker Kit with Trunion Upgrade
Custom blower cam
Wiseco 4.03" -3.2cc Flat-Top Pistons with wrist pin upgrade
Callies Ultra Billet H-Beam 6.125", ARP 2000 Bolts
K1 Technologies Crank
ARP Main Stud Kit
ARP 1/2" Head Stud Kit and machine work
PRC 260cc LS3 Aftermarket Heads, 68cc, Hollow-Stem Intake Valves
LS9 .051" Thick head gaskets
Morel lifters
Rocker Kit with Trunion Upgrade
Custom blower cam
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I had a 370 procharged F1A 18psi, LJMS cam, tfs235, holley hi ram, th400 Circle D converter, 9inch 3.50, 3780 race weight, Pump Gas 8.98@150 1.23 60ft That was like 750-800hp
It would only make 18psi and that was with a cog belt setup dont see you making 21psi or close to 1000hp you better have a 6 speed
I would put a f1x on it if you build the bottom end good enough if you want more than 1000hp. I had a f1c 10.5 and on 24psi it made like 925hp
It would only make 18psi and that was with a cog belt setup dont see you making 21psi or close to 1000hp you better have a 6 speed
I would put a f1x on it if you build the bottom end good enough if you want more than 1000hp. I had a f1c 10.5 and on 24psi it made like 925hp
Last edited by stmz28; 03-22-2017 at 07:48 PM.
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Yep. I'd run the F1A-94 as it's way more efficient. Then you can do ID1350x injectors with the Dual 450s on E85. That should get you close. I think the -94 has seen 1200rwhp before.
I'd probably step up to a Dragonslayer crank though at that power level. Pin the mains. Do 1/2" studs for peace of mind. And I'd probably go Oliver Speedway rods vs Callies Ultra since they are about the same price and the Olivers are beefier. If you push over 1000rwhp... remember, you're still using like 150-200rwhp to drive the blower. So you're at 1300HP+ at the crank. So build the motor for that.
At that point, I'd look at the Dart SHP block... 6-point 1/2" head studs, 1/2" 4-bolt splayed main caps, priority main oiling, etc. It's like $1700. So less than the LSX and reuses the stock pan. So a good option. I think Dart rates them for 2000HP.
Then something like the Jam Cam Stage 4 at a minimum (230/242 115).
I'd probably step up to a Dragonslayer crank though at that power level. Pin the mains. Do 1/2" studs for peace of mind. And I'd probably go Oliver Speedway rods vs Callies Ultra since they are about the same price and the Olivers are beefier. If you push over 1000rwhp... remember, you're still using like 150-200rwhp to drive the blower. So you're at 1300HP+ at the crank. So build the motor for that.
At that point, I'd look at the Dart SHP block... 6-point 1/2" head studs, 1/2" 4-bolt splayed main caps, priority main oiling, etc. It's like $1700. So less than the LSX and reuses the stock pan. So a good option. I think Dart rates them for 2000HP.
Then something like the Jam Cam Stage 4 at a minimum (230/242 115).
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lots of guys with more experience here but I don't think a LSX block is necessary for 1k hp or even 1k whp based on what I've seen. I upgraded to the LSX block and make 900whp through 6 speed with a D1SC and it was overkill and waste of money imo and the extra 100+ lbs is noticable. If doing again would have done simple iron block setup. 900whp is a nasty street car to me at least. Not going to hurt to do the 6 bolt block but just more cost so if thats not an issue then go for it.
I'd pin the mains and do 1/2 head studs if you can though.
and another vote for f194a to get you there since you'll probably want to rev that motor and I was told my procharger it has the lowest drag per psi/hp of any of their blowers in that size. so lower IATs and less belt issues. if i was going to swap my d1sc that's what I'd go with. F1a/c are super super old tech.
Ultra billet rods seems like way overkill on a 4 bolt block too.
I'd pin the mains and do 1/2 head studs if you can though.
and another vote for f194a to get you there since you'll probably want to rev that motor and I was told my procharger it has the lowest drag per psi/hp of any of their blowers in that size. so lower IATs and less belt issues. if i was going to swap my d1sc that's what I'd go with. F1a/c are super super old tech.
Ultra billet rods seems like way overkill on a 4 bolt block too.
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If you go six bolt then I'd go with an F-1A-94 and crank it up. Bob
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