nitrous motor help!!!
nitrous motor help!!! i am building a full out nitrous motor and i need some help bad!!!! the block is a 1st gen block...i posted in the small block section and im not gettin any help so i decided to post in here.i am gonna run some afr or brodix heads. i plan on a 200-300 shot of nitrous. i need a piston,crank, and rod to hold up to the N2O. the desired compression ratio i want is around 13:1. need some help guys...thanks.
Cody Roberts
Cody Roberts
Heres a compression calculator. That should help you out some. Just be sure to get some strong forged internals.
http://www.race-cars.net/calculators...alculator.html
You should also post some more info like do you want a stroker setup or not or do you just want a plain 350 CI motor. Once you have all that you can go from there.
http://www.race-cars.net/calculators...alculator.html
You should also post some more info like do you want a stroker setup or not or do you just want a plain 350 CI motor. Once you have all that you can go from there.
I put down a max of 707hp to the wheels last year with my small block.
383, Callies crank, eagle rods and JE pistons, billet caps, o-ringed block.
I parting out my car right now too. If you are interested in any of it please PM me.
The most important thing you can do to a small block is ditch the factory 4 bolt mains and get some nice billet caps. It makes a huge difference.
Trust me, it sucks when you blow-out all the mains and the expensive cranks pushes through the oil pan. I learned that lesson.
383, Callies crank, eagle rods and JE pistons, billet caps, o-ringed block.
I parting out my car right now too. If you are interested in any of it please PM me.
The most important thing you can do to a small block is ditch the factory 4 bolt mains and get some nice billet caps. It makes a huge difference.
Trust me, it sucks when you blow-out all the mains and the expensive cranks pushes through the oil pan. I learned that lesson.
Originally Posted by juicedimpss
for a serious nitrous gen 1,id be running a JE nitrous piston,good rods/crank
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I was running the JE extreme duty pistion whish have the rings pushed way down.
What do you run for coating? Just curious, since I hear good things about that, but never personally tried it.
What do you run for coating? Just curious, since I hear good things about that, but never personally tried it.
Originally Posted by mrdragster1970
I always tell everyone, don't forget to lower the rings and coat the pistons.
As said above, don't be cheap on the crank & rods either.
As said above, don't be cheap on the crank & rods either.
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Next time I go visit the engine shop I'll find out. We coat the skirts for friction and the tops for heat. I trust my shop, so I do what he says, no ??? asked. I have the JE's in my little 557" and they worked out great. We were planning to use either JE or Bill Miller in the 705" & 760", so you know we trust them.
I always liked je pistons they make a hell of a piston.If your on a budget i would call je and see what opion you have for on the shelf pistons.You need to know what chamber on the head also.