Solid Roller 396 Dyno Guesses
Solid Roller 396 Dyno Guesses im picking up my buddies 95 Z28 and just curious what kind of power you think its going to put down before i strap it on the dyno. Id really like the solid roller guys to chime in. Heres all the goodies thats in her.
396 LT1 11.7:1 comp
Callies racemaster 3.875 stroke crank
SRP forged pistons/ 14cc dish
Callies Pro I rods/ 5.850 length
Clevite race bearings
Solid roller cam
Intake: .595 Exhaust: .580
Duration @ .050 Intake: 278 Exhaust: 282
Lobe Separation: 112.0
Comp solid roller lifters
Comp pushrods
Comp pro magnum 1.6 rockers/ 7/16 studs
AFR LT4 210's CNC port job w/ 58cc chambers
Ported intake
Canton pan/ melling HV pump
Bored & honed .030" w/ torque plates
Billet main caps
ARP fasteners
Balanced
Decked
QA-1's on all four's
Spohn LCA, Torque arm bar, pan hard bar, and Kenny Brown sub-frame connectors.
built T-56
Mcleod ST
Moser 12 bolt, 4.11's, eaton posi, 33 spline axles
MT ET Streets
im thinking around 450 RWHP
396 LT1 11.7:1 comp
Callies racemaster 3.875 stroke crank
SRP forged pistons/ 14cc dish
Callies Pro I rods/ 5.850 length
Clevite race bearings
Solid roller cam
Intake: .595 Exhaust: .580
Duration @ .050 Intake: 278 Exhaust: 282
Lobe Separation: 112.0
Comp solid roller lifters
Comp pushrods
Comp pro magnum 1.6 rockers/ 7/16 studs
AFR LT4 210's CNC port job w/ 58cc chambers
Ported intake
Canton pan/ melling HV pump
Bored & honed .030" w/ torque plates
Billet main caps
ARP fasteners
Balanced
Decked
QA-1's on all four's
Spohn LCA, Torque arm bar, pan hard bar, and Kenny Brown sub-frame connectors.
built T-56
Mcleod ST
Moser 12 bolt, 4.11's, eaton posi, 33 spline axles
MT ET Streets
im thinking around 450 RWHP
Look at your current power level...if you spend all that money and only get 50-60 more hp Id be sorely dissappointed. Getting 450hp from a well thought out 396 combo should be pretty easy.
On top of that you're currently an auto car...the amount of money it would take to get that setup in the car and working is pretty high. You are changing everything.
On top of that you're currently an auto car...the amount of money it would take to get that setup in the car and working is pretty high. You are changing everything.
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Assuming those are in fact .050" specs, that cam is gonna peak around 7600rpm.
You could be a better idea of what the cam lobes look like if you also had the @ .006 specs.
Call it 570hp / 450tq or so at the crank based on what we know.
Problem being (like Mike said), you're going to hit the PCM's limit at 7200
If those are in fact .006" numbers, then the cam is a lot smaller.
Peaking around 540hp @ 6500 and making 515tq @ 5000.
Again, just a guess based on what we know.
You could be a better idea of what the cam lobes look like if you also had the @ .006 specs.
Call it 570hp / 450tq or so at the crank based on what we know.
Problem being (like Mike said), you're going to hit the PCM's limit at 7200
If those are in fact .006" numbers, then the cam is a lot smaller.
Peaking around 540hp @ 6500 and making 515tq @ 5000.
Again, just a guess based on what we know.
the cam was a custom grind from comp. im thinking that is just advertised duration (kinda like my 268/276 in the firebird) all i know is that this car leaves me in the dust. larry im going to be heading your way once im back from deployment so i can let you boys mess around with the tune. looking at picking up a 200 shot before i come over. hopefully ill be close to the 700 RWHP range. not bad for under 10 grand huh. Oh and Z-Rated i got that number stored if your within 5 horse ill buy you a celebratory beer lol
Not sure if your static compression is accurate or not. If you have 14cc dished pistons and your block is roughly zero decked with a 58cc combustion chamber you are more like 11 to 11.5:1 depending on your gasket thickness. Not that it's a big deal or anything. Just FYI.
As stated if that is the accurate duration then that thing is going need to be rev'd to the moon before peak is reached.
Very curious to see the results.
As stated if that is the accurate duration then that thing is going need to be rev'd to the moon before peak is reached.
Very curious to see the results.
have any of you guys looked at the golen engine website at their long blocks? they have a 396 thats pushing 520 at the flywheel. its still hydraulic and a set of trick flow 210cc with 62cc combustion chambers running 11.5:1 comp. i got to be above that power level right guys?
have any of you guys looked at the golen engine website at their long blocks? they have a 396 thats pushing 520 at the flywheel. its still hydraulic and a set of trick flow 210cc with 62cc combustion chambers running 11.5:1 comp. i got to be above that power level right guys?
http://www.golenengineservice.com/sp...l/396_520.html
Yes, you should be well above that with your setup.
I think you'd be even more so with bigger heads, 210s may be a tad small.
If those are the advertised durations they are at .006. You should have a cam card that states the .050 numbers. You can't really figure them out with out the card or having the cam thrown in a cam doctor. The ramp rates on the lobe make it pretty much impossible to determine without one of those two.