402 vs 416
You also wanna decide if you plan on going FI eg. Nitrous or Boost eventually. That can also play a factor in your displacement/block choice.
You also wanna decide if you plan on going FI eg. Nitrous or Boost eventually. That can also play a factor in your displacement/block choice.
Agreed 110%
I have as cast Trickflow 220cc heads. I'm thinking along the lines of a 236/238 600ish cam. I have an A4. Want as much power as I can get while still ensuring I don't get any surging or bucking with the cam. I have to maintain good street manners.
Not sure I believe the 1.27/ci. That would mean I'd gain 50whp going from 364 to 403. I think most only gain around 17 with the same jump?
I have as cast Trickflow 220cc heads. I'm thinking along the lines of a 236/238 600ish cam. I have an A4. Want as much power as I can get while still ensuring I don't get any surging or bucking with the cam. I have to maintain good street manners.
Not sure I believe the 1.27/ci. That would mean I'd gain 50whp going from 364 to 403. I think most only gain around 17 with the same jump?

Barry's displacement-to-power increase calculator that Jay posted is based at the flywheel/crank. Too many different drivetrains, trannys, and rear-end losses to be consistant from set-up to set-up. Still it's a tad optimistic as a general rule of thumb IMHO
also, there are 416's out there that idle very very close to stock that are making 530 RWHP through M6's.
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Does not consume oil and does not smoke. Starts every time and idles fine with a little chop to the lope. Just enough to let someone know something is there.
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also, there are 416's out there that idle very very close to stock that are making 530 RWHP through M6's.
I made my response under the basis that the only change in this particular scenario would be displacement and all accompanying parts transferred.
Calculating and predicting the change in horsepower for different bolt-ons on different displacements/engines would be difficult to say the least.
I made my response under the basis that the only change in this particular scenario would be displacement and all accompanying parts transferred.
Calculating and predicting the change in horsepower for different bolt-ons on different displacements/engines would be difficult to say the least.
Its like me going from my current 427ci and simply boring it to make it a 454ci...keeping my same parts...no way I'd net 1.3 hp/cubic inch, it wouldn't be able to breath like a 454ci.
But, to the rule-of-thumb...if a 402 and 416 were built and matched nicely by the same builder...the 416 should make about 1.3 hp per cubic inch over the 402.
A builder like Barry will get that 1.3 hp per cubic inch. He did exactly that when he built a guys 422ci that put down 535 RWHP N/A and 880 RWHP on spray.
Does not consume oil and does not smoke. Starts every time and idles fine with a little chop to the lope. Just enough to let someone know something is there.
500 RWHP with a smooth idling 416 will be easy for the right builder, easy. You'll get more though. Cam in the mid 230's. Talk to the guy "Jayplay" is talking to, he's a master with the 416's.
The idle will be pretty smooth in 416. The cam I had in the sig had a lumpy idle with good manners. The wider lsa really smooth out the idle. You probably can get the idle you want with a 240 114 cam. Like eveyone sez talk to the engine builder. Us internet experts dont know jack

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I think I will run 11.1 to 11.0 @ 122-124 even with a 3.36 gear on Drag Radials.
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I think I will run 11.1 to 11.0 @ 122-124 even with a 3.36 gear on Drag Radials.
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I think I will run 11.1 to 11.0 @ 122-124 even with a 3.36 gear on Drag Radials.
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I think I will run 11.1 to 11.0 @ 122-124 even with a 3.36 gear on Drag Radials.
What heads and intake?
Compression?
Race gas?





