650-700 whp possible
10-23-2013, 07:41 PM
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650-700 whp possible Looking see if its possible to get 650-700 whp possible with erl 434 and all pro ls7 heads.? Cars ws6 m6. Looking for any and all opinions
10-24-2013, 09:00 AM
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The motor would need to make in the ball park of 800 flywheel horsepower in order to put down 650 whp. This is assuming around 20% drive line loss in power.
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Yeah I know. I can answer any questions anyone has to ask. Compression is 12.6 and the cam is a 24x/26x 67x/63x 113+4 using a fast ported 102 by tony mamo. His new port project. Its hyd roller. Short travel comp lifters. Bought from u
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10-24-2013, 07:42 PM
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Cam is way too small on the intake IMHO to get near your goal. You got the block and heads though.
Here's a guy making 680rwhp from a combination he has painstakingly fine tuned to get it to that - http://www.ls7montess.com/
You may need to swap a few things around to get the result you want, but I'd start with solid cam (high 250's @ 050 on intake at least), sheet metal intake and dry sump.
Here's a guy making 680rwhp from a combination he has painstakingly fine tuned to get it to that - http://www.ls7montess.com/
You may need to swap a few things around to get the result you want, but I'd start with solid cam (high 250's @ 050 on intake at least), sheet metal intake and dry sump.
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Do u have build sheet on the 680 whp. Id love that. And what cam specs woupd yal consider. Maybe brian tooley or martin tick can chime in and give opinions to.
10-25-2013, 05:48 AM
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Here's a guy making 680rwhp from a combination he has painstakingly fine tuned to get it to that - http://www.ls7montess.com/
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Il get some track times of mine soon as I get running and tuned. Also going be on the juice is there any controller 2 step that can stage and pull timing. And I am going get stand alone but I want fine tune it na then have somthing to pull timing and those other things automatically if possible