Horse power with N/A LS1
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Your number can be done with a 346 if you want to go that route. http://guerragroup.com/2000TA.htm . You can talk to the vendors for some good short block deals if your interested in going that route as well. Preferably find someone in your area.
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Fully built? You can push 700 on the block with a 383 stroker. Guy in the area is going 800 on the spray. 600 NA with a 383 LT1. Now if you re sleeve the block your goals will go as far as the block will hold. Be ready to shell the cash for the job but anything is possible. You can get big block cubes from you small block LS1
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plenty of guys are running 402/408 sized motors with decent cams and even budget heads and making 500-520rwhp
more can be made with better heads
even using your current block and going with a 383...you'd be able to make 500rwhp without much trouble.
more can be made with better heads
even using your current block and going with a 383...you'd be able to make 500rwhp without much trouble.
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check out this 415ci build
500hp and almost 500ftlbs torque
very budget build with less than ideal heads
500hp and almost 500ftlbs torque
very budget build with less than ideal heads