Frankenstein Engine Dynamics Twin Turbo 427ci
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Frankenstein Engine Dynamics Twin Turbo 427ci
Finally decided to pull the trigger on my build. Ordered a Dart LS Next SHP PRO with .904 lifter bores and 1/2" studs. Plan is 16.0:1CR SR combo with Frankenstein F710 castings on Q16.
original idea was CID LS7 intake with a Holley big mouth 4500
New Idea is a ported Holley high rise with dual Dominators.
will be posting goodies as they come in.........anyone else done a similar build?
EDIT: Chapter 2 twin turbo 427 LS Next
original idea was CID LS7 intake with a Holley big mouth 4500
New Idea is a ported Holley high rise with dual Dominators.
will be posting goodies as they come in.........anyone else done a similar build?
EDIT: Chapter 2 twin turbo 427 LS Next
Last edited by 62nalide; 11-08-2018 at 09:47 AM. Reason: Updating what intake
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Zuraimi Tang (02-28-2020)
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DART LS Next SHP PRO block came in!!!! 3 month wait but it's here. Frankenstein Engine Dynamics F710 heads ordered and on the waiting list. Details on the heads are 10* LS7s with 2.250 intake and 1.615 exhaust valve. LLSR setup since this is will be a max effort 427ci build. Planing on running their Billet intake but NA version of this Freak Show one with a 102mm NW
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Thats some nice looking stuff you got there, Its interesting the main caps are like the ole small block splayed 4 bolt.
Could you get more pics of the block after you get it unwrapped? I know your wallet is probably to dang hot to even touch right now.
Could you get more pics of the block after you get it unwrapped? I know your wallet is probably to dang hot to even touch right now.
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What kind of car this going in ?
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This is gonna be awesome!
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What are the runners sized to as far as RPM potential? With 427 cubes, the port area is going to tell you what you should be expecting as far as peak power goes, then size the cam accordingly. If this is going to see quite a bit of RPM, then I'd consider going away from a LLSR and just stick to a traditional SR, unless of course this is going to have some street miles on it, then that's one of those compromises to be made.
Good luck on the build.
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If you're really getting after it, not even .800" will do. Unless this is a max-effort street-ish type of build, then you have to have some compromises then I guess.
What are the runners sized to as far as RPM potential? With 427 cubes, the port area is going to tell you what you should be expecting as far as peak power goes, then size the cam accordingly. If this is going to see quite a bit of RPM, then I'd consider going away from a LLSR and just stick to a traditional SR, unless of course this is going to have some street miles on it, then that's one of those compromises to be made.
Good luck on the build.
What are the runners sized to as far as RPM potential? With 427 cubes, the port area is going to tell you what you should be expecting as far as peak power goes, then size the cam accordingly. If this is going to see quite a bit of RPM, then I'd consider going away from a LLSR and just stick to a traditional SR, unless of course this is going to have some street miles on it, then that's one of those compromises to be made.
Good luck on the build.