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Is it possible for my 410 to make 550rwhp with 10.9.1 compression? What do I need?

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Old 02-07-2004, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike K.
Vince I bet you make over 500 hp with your setup. What heads did you decide on?

I am getting a full FMS longblock. Why purchase half the glory?
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The stock rear and the 6 speed will help your numbers.
Dont line up at the track with a good tire on and the stock rear or that 500+ hp will be a big waste.
Good luck and keep me posted. Looks like we will finish are install around the same time.
I have a Turbo400 with brake and a 12 bolt.
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The stock rear and the 6 speed will help your numbers.
Dont line up at the track with a good tire on and the stock rear or that 500+ hp will be a big waste.
Good luck and keep me posted. Looks like we will finish are install around the same time.
I have a Turbo400 with brake and a 12 bolt.
yeah they will and dont expect to keep the stock rear for too long. I dont plan to goto the track that often more of a street/highway runner. When I do goto the track I will either run my Nitto 17" DR's or run ET streets launching around 3-4k. I'll post the out come on here when the cars done. Good luck with yours too... what are you building?
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The same damn thing.
Just a lil more Compression.
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Originally Posted by JZ'sTA
The same damn thing.
Just a lil more Compression.
cool
what kind of heads/cam
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Stroked I'm in CA too, I was running 12:1 CR with my 388, if you pull timing with LS1 edit it will be fine on the street even with 91 octane. For the track, bump up the timing and add some 103 octane and you'll be good to go. I basically had a tune for the street and for the track, worked very good.
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Originally Posted by Linear Velocity
Stroked I'm in CA too, I was running 12:1 CR with my 388, if you pull timing with LS1 edit it will be fine on the street even with 91 octane. For the track, bump up the timing and add some 103 octane and you'll be good to go. I basically had a tune for the street and for the track, worked very good.
I figured you had that high of compression to make the power your making.

I just dont want to have to mess around with timing or if I take the car to Reno and have to find race gas on the way there. I figured I would just make it simple
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Originally Posted by Linear Velocity
Stroked I'm in CA too, I was running 12:1 CR with my 388, if you pull timing with LS1 edit it will be fine on the street even with 91 octane. For the track, bump up the timing and add some 103 octane and you'll be good to go. I basically had a tune for the street and for the track, worked very good.

what does it make on pump gas?
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Just get Cartek heads/cam, you'll do 500rw for sure!
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Whats wrong with just 500rwhp/500rwtq? That should be more than enough horsepower. Then you can spray..
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Originally Posted by VINCE
Whats wrong with just 500rwhp/500rwtq? That should be more than enough horsepower. Then you can spray..
nothing at all I would be happy with that. But wouldnt you want more n/a if it was possible? I sure as hell would




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