Warhawk Block?
02-14-2006, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by chuntington101
Katech, how much do you think the creat engine will run at roughly?
and what sizes are you looking to sell?
also will these be intake to pan engines or just long blocks?
thanks Chris.
and what sizes are you looking to sell?
also will these be intake to pan engines or just long blocks?
thanks Chris.
It's going to depend on options, but they'll get over $20k easily. They will be complete crate engines.
02-14-2006, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Katech
The first size available will probably be the 454, but we can build any combination requested.
It's going to depend on options, but they'll get over $20k easily. They will be complete crate engines.
It's going to depend on options, but they'll get over $20k easily. They will be complete crate engines.
What's the biggest you can go with this combination?
02-14-2006, 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Carbed4thGen
That's it? I figured you'd be able to go bigger with the tall deck and all. Oh well I guess that will just have to be enough
02-14-2006, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Katech
It's a 4.125" bore with .100" sleeves and .300" of alluminum behind that. It can accomodate a 4.250" stroke.
Now could you still take a little bit outta the sleeve to get something around a 460? and is the block able to be "clearanced"? Like could you go with a bigger stroke then just clearance the bottom of the cylinder a bit to accomodate the rod and maybe just fill like an inch of the block with block fill?
02-14-2006, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Carbed4thGen
Now could you still take a little bit outta the sleeve to get something around a 460? and is the block able to be "clearanced"? Like could you go with a bigger stroke then just clearance the bottom of the cylinder a bit to accomodate the rod and maybe just fill like an inch of the block with block fill?
That question would best be answered by World products. We like to keep sleeves .100" min.
02-14-2006, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Katech
That question would best be answered by World products. We like to keep sleeves .100" min.
Ok understandable. Just tryin to get some big cubes
02-14-2006, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by chuntington101
so will it be carb'ed or full EFI???
and how much do you prodict you will make from it??? goda be in the 700bhp (crank) hasn't it?????
Chris.
and how much do you prodict you will make from it??? goda be in the 700bhp (crank) hasn't it?????
Chris.
700+ isn't out of the question
02-14-2006, 07:36 PM
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Carbed4thgen,
We tend to agree with Katech, we like to keep our sleeves at .100" thick, however, the General goes smaller (.07"). We don't recommend it though. We are investigating a 4.5" inch swing crank. If that would prove successful, we would generate 481 cubes. I realize that is probably not big enough still...
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We tend to agree with Katech, we like to keep our sleeves at .100" thick, however, the General goes smaller (.07"). We don't recommend it though. We are investigating a 4.5" inch swing crank. If that would prove successful, we would generate 481 cubes. I realize that is probably not big enough still...
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02-14-2006, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Warhawk 1
Carbed4thgen,
We tend to agree with Katech, we like to keep our sleeves at .100" thick, however, the General goes smaller (.07"). We don't recommend it though. We are investigating a 4.5" inch swing crank. If that would prove successful, we would generate 481 cubes. I realize that is probably not big enough still...
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We tend to agree with Katech, we like to keep our sleeves at .100" thick, however, the General goes smaller (.07"). We don't recommend it though. We are investigating a 4.5" inch swing crank. If that would prove successful, we would generate 481 cubes. I realize that is probably not big enough still...
B
Will the tall deck blocks be available the same time as the standard deck blocks?...
02-15-2006, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Warhawk 1
Carbed4thgen,
We tend to agree with Katech, we like to keep our sleeves at .100" thick, however, the General goes smaller (.07"). We don't recommend it though. We are investigating a 4.5" inch swing crank. If that would prove successful, we would generate 481 cubes. I realize that is probably not big enough still...
B
We tend to agree with Katech, we like to keep our sleeves at .100" thick, however, the General goes smaller (.07"). We don't recommend it though. We are investigating a 4.5" inch swing crank. If that would prove successful, we would generate 481 cubes. I realize that is probably not big enough still...
B
Ok if you guys need any help with trying to fit anything I would love to try this all out. If you'd like to know how far this combo can go once again I'd be there if anything was needed
