debating boost
Now, I have all supporting mods. I have a CC503 cam and 11.3:1 compression. I know that boosted motors like low compression as opposed to high. I'm completely new to the game here. I'd like to run a centrifugal S/C. A good friend of mine, Alvin, used to run a T-trim and he made 500s as well. Granted I believe he had a custom cam and some head work.
What would I need to get off the ground and prepare my motor to run a S/C somewhat efficiently. Basically this thread is about knowledge, to let me know if I truely can boost the motor I have without going back into it, which is what i really DON'T want to do. If so, then I'll put this idea on the shelf with many others...haha.
If your engine is not forged, then I would really stay away from boosting. Your going to want to boost it alot (higher boost opposed to lower) because lets be honest, you wont want to stay low boost for long. With a CR that high you can run into trouble with even moderate boost. Sure theres a safe way to do it with any setup, but if your going to be boosting it dont you want it setup perfectly for that?
Plus if it does get taken too far and something pops, all that H/C work you did could be at risk. It most likely will survive, but you never know. Its really up to you, but I dont think I would knowing I had all that $$ into it and its not really prepared for boost...
). That way your not wasting all the money you put in the N/A motor. But I think for your situation, a good heads/cam package is what you need.
). That way your not wasting all the money you put in the N/A motor. But I think for your situation, a good heads/cam package is what you need.I know man. I've been wanting to get by there sometime and check them out, I've really been considering a custom cam from them along with getting a stock set of heads and over time getting them really worked. We'll see.
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