Katech Performance Super Engine Powers C6rs Supercar
:We'll have time to snap some pictures of it tommorow...........we'll post up.Traver Katech has done an amazing job, and its quite obvious their engineering is top notch to build a motor of this caliber. My hats off to these guys, plain and simple.
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FTRA / K&N / FT 85MM LID / ZO6 MAF / BELOWS / 90MM NW TB / COOLANT BYPASS /
PORTED FAST90 / CUSTOM CAM / AFR 205 / KOOK LT / KOOK ORY / MAGNAFLOW CAT BACK /
3'' ELEC. CUT OUT / CROMOLY PUSH RODS / LS7 LIFTERS / ARP MAIN BOLTS / BULIT T56 / 12 BOLT MOOSER /
Good lord.
PS: Read your sig:
FTRA / K&N / FT 85MM LID / ZO6 MAF / BELOWS / 90MM NW TB / COOLANT BYPASS /
PORTED FAST90 / CUSTOM CAM / AFR 205 / KOOK LT / KOOK ORY / MAGNAFLOW CAT BACK /
3'' ELEC. CUT OUT / CROMOLY PUSH RODS / LS7 LIFTERS / ARP MAIN BOLTS / BULIT T56 / 12 BOLT MOOSER /
Good lord.
ANYWAY, I'd asume with a good head / cam / intake combo, a 500ci motor should do around 740 - 750 horse realistically.
A little work on the heads, and I mean a LITTLE, and a PROPER cam, this thing could do 700++ flywheel pretty easy. Still have good street manners and relatively good gas mileage...
Bigger cubed motors have more room for air, so you can run bigger cams, bigger heads, and better flowing intakes. The motor will make a ton more power but keep the drivability of a smaller motor with a comprable size cam for it's cubes.
That's about it in lame men's terms. Do some reading, there's so much information about the mechanics of motors out there!
Visit this forum for a while. You're asking these questions in the wrong place.
I'll agree to parts of that.Back on topic: What made you guys decide to design a new block?





