Lt1 bored 60. Over
& as far as my knowledge goes. The hp seems correct on my car as stroker usually put out 385-405hp plus full bolt ons. & seems like everyone with an f body wants a 9" & something along the lines of 400hp. I mean a c6 vette comes with 433hp stock ? Not shappy to be a poor mans vette lol.
& as far as my knowledge goes. The hp seems correct on my car as stroker usually put out 385-405hp plus full bolt ons. & seems like everyone with an f body wants a 9" & something along the lines of 400hp. I mean a c6 vette comes with 433hp stock ? Not shappy to be a poor mans vette lol.
But......going to a .060" overbore ain't gonna net you squat......it'd be a bad move.
What do you know right now about your engine......Static Compression Ratio? Quench?
Oh yeah.......that 6mpg you're getting means that you need a real/decent tune (which may also be worth another 10-20 HP) .
KW
410HP to the wheels is real good power considering that your cam seems to be a bit mild. Having your AFRs touched up by a good head porter may be worth up to 30+ more horses; AFR 210s flow a lot, but they don't always produce a lot of power 'right out the box'.
But......going to a .060" overbore ain't gonna net you squat......it'd be a bad move.
What do you know right now about your engine......Static Compression Ratio? Quench?
Oh yeah.......that 6mpg you're getting means that you need a real/decent tune (which may also be worth another 10-20 HP) .
KW
Ideally, block is decked to .005".....and.....the compressed thickness of the head gasket is .030" to .035".
This would bring your engine quench to .035" to .040".....this is optimal for a street-driven Chevy small block engine. The higher you get from this point, the less power you'll make and the more prone to pre-detonation your engine will be.
GOOGLE "Engine Quench" for more info.
Yes.....which cam and if custom.....what are the specs? It's important to know what your static compression ratio is (11.47:1) AND your dynamic compression (currently unknown). For the LT1/4 engine, 9:1 to 9.5:1 dynamic compression is the optimal range.
GOOGLE "Dynamic Compression Ratio" for more info.
KW
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