Estimated HP and Future mods?
#1
Estimated HP and Future mods?
Alright so i've built myself a 355 sbc and put it in a nissan 240sx.
Let the flaming begin.
anyway, i was wondering if anyone could help me estimate HP. its not street legal yet, and the nearest dyno is far away, so i cant dyno it. Also i was wondering if anyone had recommendations as to what i should change, or upgrade down the road.
Im hoping for a mid range powerband, and around 400hp at the flywheel, more later if possible.
Here's what i've got so far:
Engine:
high nickel 010 block bored .030 over
350 rotating assembly with forged crank
keith black flattop pistons w/ 4 valve relief
arp bolts
summit racing 1106 cam
cloyes double roller timing gears and chain
air gap dual plane intake
461 heads ported and polished
with 1.6 roller tip rockers and 2.02/1.60 valves and comp double springs
underdrive pulleys
only water pump and alternator, no other accessories
custom 1.75" mid length headers
edelbrock 750 mech carb.
summit Hei distributor with summit big wires.
billet steel 17lb flywheel
all through true dual 2.5" exhaust back to single chambers
also i have a steel shim .015 thick (i think) head gasket. this was a recommendation by a friend, because he said my piston down bore should be about .025. my block was not decked more than .005 it was good shape to begin with, what do you guys think?
chris
Let the flaming begin.
anyway, i was wondering if anyone could help me estimate HP. its not street legal yet, and the nearest dyno is far away, so i cant dyno it. Also i was wondering if anyone had recommendations as to what i should change, or upgrade down the road.
Im hoping for a mid range powerband, and around 400hp at the flywheel, more later if possible.
Here's what i've got so far:
Engine:
high nickel 010 block bored .030 over
350 rotating assembly with forged crank
keith black flattop pistons w/ 4 valve relief
arp bolts
summit racing 1106 cam
cloyes double roller timing gears and chain
air gap dual plane intake
461 heads ported and polished
with 1.6 roller tip rockers and 2.02/1.60 valves and comp double springs
underdrive pulleys
only water pump and alternator, no other accessories
custom 1.75" mid length headers
edelbrock 750 mech carb.
summit Hei distributor with summit big wires.
billet steel 17lb flywheel
all through true dual 2.5" exhaust back to single chambers
also i have a steel shim .015 thick (i think) head gasket. this was a recommendation by a friend, because he said my piston down bore should be about .025. my block was not decked more than .005 it was good shape to begin with, what do you guys think?
chris
Last edited by qwarnon; 03-17-2010 at 02:56 PM.
#3
lol so many nissan guys flame it, cause "its not JDM tyte yo!" there's' no turbo on that boat anchor!
anyway
its a t56 with the stock 240sx rear with limited slip for now its a 4.08 rear gear
the rear will handle the power, the axles may not. but there are lots of swaps to fix that. such as the rear end/axles from infinity q45's or from 300zx's
anyway
its a t56 with the stock 240sx rear with limited slip for now its a 4.08 rear gear
the rear will handle the power, the axles may not. but there are lots of swaps to fix that. such as the rear end/axles from infinity q45's or from 300zx's
#4
TECH Apprentice
iTrader: (3)
lol so many nissan guys flame it, cause "its not JDM tyte yo!" there's' no turbo on that boat anchor!
anyway
its a t56 with the stock 240sx rear with limited slip for now its a 4.08 rear gear
the rear will handle the power, the axles may not. but there are lots of swaps to fix that. such as the rear end/axles from infinity q45's or from 300zx's
anyway
its a t56 with the stock 240sx rear with limited slip for now its a 4.08 rear gear
the rear will handle the power, the axles may not. but there are lots of swaps to fix that. such as the rear end/axles from infinity q45's or from 300zx's
you shouldnt have any problems reaching your goal and even if you dont quite make it, the light weight should keep the car movin pleeenty fast.
are you going to race the car in anything specific or is it just a project?
#7
TECH Fanatic
iTrader: (1)
fwiw i don't think you'll get much more than 400 hp out of a 350/355 cid on pump gas, unless you up the compression and run higher octane. And you said mid range power band, I believe your setup with a 234/234 cam and 1-3/4 headers is not going to give you a "mid range" power band but for the car it's in I don't think it'll matter that much; the dual-plane intake will help with the mid-range at least as opposed to a single plane. As long as you have a good compression ratio, hopefully greater than 9.5 and near 10 for 93 octane fuel, it should all work well and get you very close to 400hp at the flywheel.