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. I would get forged internals, im not sure what cubes are. I would prefer 18+MPG on the highway and it would have to be streetable since its my daily driver...Cost dosent matter, I have time to save.Extreme at the track would be like 700+ cid w/ twin big frame 94's or so. Extreme on the street would be like 700+rwhp.
HOWEVER - N/A is the most dependable no matter what the goals are. Sorry. For FI, turbo's (either twin or single) will be faster all else being equal but they will also be more expensive and require more involved tuning in most cases. Supercharges are a bit simpler, but can have belt issues.
If you can get a 572 or something though, then I would probably agree. But I dont think I have personally seen anything over 502 in a modern Vette.
With a FI setup you can run lower revs, milder cams, etc. You might get more heat from inefficiencies in the turbo or super, but intercooling has advanced to an amazing degree. A well thought outsystem would be able to deal with this heat effectively while sparing the bearings, rotational assembly, input shaft, block, valve train, etc high rev abuse. Which IMHO is the #1 killer of all engines.
For say 900WHP, I would say the most reliable route would be a 408 with a single and perhaps a shot.
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he is talking about cubic inches.
im doing a twin turbo setup if I ever get the kit
If all you're looking for is high 10s/low 11s, just do heads and cam and bottle it. It'll be a lot more dependable (and cheaper) than a turbo or blower setup.
I'd go with turbo(s). you'll spend more money to get it going but it will be very street friendly with oh **** performance when you need it. having more linear power brings a supercharger in close second but belt tension and crank pinning scare me off.
If you can get a 572 or something though, then I would probably agree. But I dont think I have personally seen anything over 502 in a modern Vette.
With a FI setup you can run lower revs, milder cams, etc. You might get more heat from inefficiencies in the turbo or super, but intercooling has advanced to an amazing degree. A well thought outsystem would be able to deal with this heat effectively while sparing the bearings, rotational assembly, input shaft, block, valve train, etc high rev abuse. Which IMHO is the #1 killer of all engines.
For say 900WHP, I would say the most reliable route would be a 408 with a single and perhaps a shot.
900whp is not so hard on a stoked 350 with Turbo,Do your homework and you will get there
With FI the pressure and heat of high boost kills rings,r.lands ect and blowby will occur,heads and mains will allso see alot of stress
My D-1 setup is still kicking with some minor adjustments. Had some belt issues when I first brought it out in April this summer, but now everything is okay again.
I expect another good summer of daily driver 700 RWHP fun
Putting ~100 miles a day on it. I would still vote blower with a good bracket/pulley setup like the SDCE for your goals.
ATI D1SC...Even the bigger 4.5 inch dual intercoolers would work fine for you at the power level you are looking at and be dead reliable with the right fuel/tuning especially if you go forged...







