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Quoted: You need to look for a Kasse based 500+ cube BOSS motor for a comparison. But you wont be getting that kind of price. Chevy doing this for under 10k is HUGE... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: You need to look for a Kasse based 500+ cube BOSS motor for a comparison. But you wont be getting that kind of price. Chevy doing this for under 10k is HUGE... Quoted: How does this compare to ford's godzilla? This a case of one upping competition? Or different animal torque wise. Eta Chevy is twice as powerful different animal Godzilla . Cost: $8,150 cnet.com Compression ratio: 10.5:1 Fuel system: MPFI Cylinder bore: 4.22 in (107.2 mm) Manufacturer: Ford Motor Company Power output: : 300 hp (224 kW) at 3,750 rpm; 350 hp (261 kW) at 3,900 rpm; 430 hp (321 kW) at 5,500 rpm; Torque output: : 425 lb·ft (576 N·m) at 3,250 rpm; 468 lb·ft (635 N·m) at 3,900 rpm; 475 lb·ft (644 N·m) at 4,050 rpm; You don't need the Boss heads. Granted they are cool as fuck but his SR71 heads are damn near as good without the Boss look and commensurate price. A 600+ inch Ford with those heads on pump gas should be right there with the Chevy crate offering in performance and price. |
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Quoted: With the EPA trying to fuck over the aftermarket and anything with a VIN. This engine is the king of "salad days". Anyone serious about racing ahould buy 3 of them and stack them in a corner some place. I remember when the 572s came out like 20 years ago and the legendary status some of those first run motors have. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: No shit that is a good deal. From Jon Kaase site - pricing starts at $22,900 for a Dyno Tested ready to bolt in Kaase Boss Engine. With the EPA trying to fuck over the aftermarket and anything with a VIN. This engine is the king of "salad days". Anyone serious about racing ahould buy 3 of them and stack them in a corner some place. I remember when the 572s came out like 20 years ago and the legendary status some of those first run motors have. |
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Quoted: "According to Chevrolet Performance, a single example of the ZZ632 endured over 200 simulated drag-racing passes on a dynamometer during development." "A single example" did the rest of them blow up but one made it? 200 "drag racing passes"? what? 200 8 second max throttle loads? Let me know when it does a 24 hrs of Lemans simulated pass. View Quote Chevy would have to get the pipeline terminated at their test facility to be able to keep the motor running wide open for a day. |
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Quoted: It runs on 93 octane. With good timing management and fuel delivery, 12.1 compression and 93 octane isnt out of the question. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It’s pretty rad. I bet it’s not really a street motor tho. Probly got 13.1 or so compression so pump gas is out. I got a 548 with 1000hp but it’s 14.5-1 and runs on 112 octane at the minimum. Just bought a 5 gallon can of gas to move it around the garage and it was 81 bucks. Drive it to a car shows every now and then and it get 2.8mpg if I keep my foot out of it. Haha It runs on 93 octane. With good timing management and fuel delivery, 12.1 compression and 93 octane isnt out of the question. Don't tell everyone !!!! There is nothing like the sound of 12/1 at 7500 rpm. Well maybe 12/1 at 8500 (coming soon). |
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Quoted: What would be a period correct chassis for that? The first thing that comes to mind is a 50s shoebox or truck build, but I don’t know… View Quote Absolutely. Attached File |
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Sound? What you boys know about engine sound?
351 Cleveland Makes Over 1000 Horse Power, Now I Know Cleveland's Make Power |
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Bang for the buck is still a std deck 598cid from blueprint. Then put a blower or turbos on that.
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Quoted: Quoted: False. A 5.3 or 6.0 can certainly make 1000 plus peak power, but it will not have the off idle instant response and torque of a 10.3. Why do you think those little 5.3’s take forever to build boost before they bump in at the drag strip? Not needed with a 10.3 just roll in at idle and you’re ready to go. Ok, you know everything buddy. You win Lulz This conversation keeps getting better |
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I had this in my cart for a while, now its up in price to replace my clickety comps lifters for my 454.
$1350. FJB https://www.summitracing.com/parts/isk-3975hyrt |
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Why are some claiming GM is selling them under $20k? That is the price I just saw on another forum, not $10k.
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Quoted: Dude for 8k. The engine is a god awful bargin of epic proportions for the drag racer crowd. Maybe even for the street car dudes that can fit it. My poor little dart block 331 has more money wrapped up into it while making less than half the HP. View Quote It isn't going to be $8k. That post above was about a 300hp Ford engine. |
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Figures. Don’t even have my 572/720R installed yet
Attached File (And this one was $17k. One can expect the 632 to be $25k+. Easily) |
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View Quote I'm ordering a set of Higgins CNC'd heads just before Thanksgiving. I'm also ordering the matching intake. I haven't finalized it yet but I'd love to send the heads to Tom at 3V Performance and have him do the valvetrain setup on the Spintron. I've seen what he can do with crazy lifts and super light valve spring pressures. Like .900+ lift and 130lbs on the seat with less than 500 over the nose. Most people are just to fucking cheap to pay for the Spintron time. Because everyone needs an 750+(or more) rear wheel horsepower pump gas street car that weighs 2400lbs, right ???? Right??? |
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Quoted: It isn't going to be $8k. That post above was about a 300hp Ford engine. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Dude for 8k. The engine is a god awful bargin of epic proportions for the drag racer crowd. Maybe even for the street car dudes that can fit it. My poor little dart block 331 has more money wrapped up into it while making less than half the HP. It isn't going to be $8k. That post above was about a 300hp Ford engine. If that is the case then makes more sense. 8-12k seems to be the range of crate engines that are in the likes of warmed over production car engines. If the Chevy 632 is 20k it is still a good value but reasonable expectation. |
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Quoted: I'm ordering a set of Higgins CNC'd heads just before Thanksgiving. I'm also ordering the matching intake. I haven't finalized it yet but I'd love to send the heads to Tom at 3V Performance and have him do the valvetrain setup on the Spintron. I've seen what he can do with crazy lifts and super light valve spring pressures. Like .900+ lift and 130lbs on the seat with less than 500 over the nose. Most people are just to fucking cheap to pay for the Spintron time. Because everyone needs an 750+(or more) rear wheel horsepower pump gas street car that weighs 2400lbs, right ???? Right??? View Quote Check inbox. I know what 400ish in 2800 pounds sounds like... Atleast until my cam pin sheered and now have to rebuild the engine. |
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So who makes a transmission that can hold this kind of HP/TQ?
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Quoted: Check inbox. I know what 400ish in 2800 pounds sounds like... Atleast until my cam pin sheered and now have to rebuild the engine. View Quote As an FYI...I'm currently at 550ish RWHP as of last Saturdays dyno session. I was the highest HP 93 octane car out of roughly 40 various vehicles for his annual dyno day. I actually made more power than a couple of turbo cars. This has been a 22 year slog with my Cobra. About the only original engine part are the heavily ported Victor Jr heads from the first engine. |
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That sounds like some fun for an experienced driver in the right vehicle.
But probably not for the average numb nuts flat billed hat wearing douche. I'm not a SME but I recall an acquaintance talking about his 600+ HP Mustang. His car sounded like the peak of useful sane HP for street use. Above that, things start to get squirrelly. Experts, chime in and let me know if I'm all wet. |
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Quoted: That sounds like some fun for an experienced driver in the right vehicle. But probably not for the average numb nuts flat billed hat wearing douche. I'm not a SME but I recall an acquaintance talking about his 600+ HP Mustang. His car sounded like the peak of useful sane HP for street use. Above that, things start to get squirrelly. View Quote Thats the sound of the mustang being pulled by some force over to the sidewalk to run over pedestrians. They gravitate towards the yellow lines. |
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Quoted: Quoted: If the Chevy 632 is 20k it is still a good value but reasonable expectation. It will be higher. Quiet a bit higher. Shafiroff Racing produces a Chev based 632 @ 945HP on 93 pump gas for $18.3K. https://www.shafiroff.com/chevy-pump-gas-engine/632-bigdawg.php Chevrolet's 632 crate engine offerring priced at $20 -25K sounds about right. |
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Realistically, anything over 500 on the street can be sketchy. I got tired running in race mode all the time on meth injection and slicks, so I pulled the springs out of the gate, sold off the meth kit, bought vp 116, drag radials, so it's just an 11.0 sec car at 120 on pump 93 unless I want to go to the track.
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Quoted: Thats the sound of the mustang being pulled by some force over to the sidewalk to run over pedestrians. They gravitate towards the yellow lines. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: That sounds like some fun for an experienced driver in the right vehicle. But probably not for the average numb nuts flat billed hat wearing douche. I'm not a SME but I recall an acquaintance talking about his 600+ HP Mustang. His car sounded like the peak of useful sane HP for street use. Above that, things start to get squirrelly. Thats the sound of the mustang being pulled by some force over to the sidewalk to run over pedestrians. They gravitate towards the yellow lines. I should have said his car "seemed". . . Sorry for the confusion. I never saw the guys car in person. |
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Quoted: Absolutely. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/27564/EC693273-109E-4988-A8EA-5AB1EF76F300_jpe-2137183.JPG View Quote |
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Quoted: Shafiroff Racing produces a Chev based 632 @ 945HP on 93 pump gas for $18.3K. https://www.shafiroff.com/chevy-pump-gas-engine/632-bigdawg.php Chevrolet's 632 crate engine offerring priced at $20 -25K sounds about right. View Quote $25k+ is what I said above. No way GM is going to add 300hp in a crate engine for only $3k more. Not at this level. |
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Need to be installed in a 70 ss chevelle , and I am a mopar man
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Quoted: A turbo 400 or 4l80 can hold that no problem. Hell I have a factory built 4l80 with a different VB and a good converter, holding right at that power with no problem. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: So who makes a transmission that can hold this kind of HP/TQ? A turbo 400 or 4l80 can hold that no problem. Hell I have a factory built 4l80 with a different VB and a good converter, holding right at that power with no problem. Huh. I’ve blown up TH400s at half that power output. Maybe that’s why I mostly run manuals |
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Quoted: Don't tell everyone !!!! There is nothing like the sound of 12/1 at 7500 rpm. Well maybe 12/1 at 8500 (coming soon). View Quote The Sound |
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Quoted: So who makes a transmission that can hold this kind of HP/TQ? View Quote Since it's a drag motor it is begging for a Powerglide. 3,200hp Viper running a 2-speed Powerglide: Attached File There's also some 3,000+hp Vipers running PPG sequential trannies but at events like the Texas Mile there's a fair chance they end up with a box of neutrals. |
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100HP/liter... this doesn't sound like any innovation other than just "make it bigger".
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Just in time for $3.50 gal gas and shitty gas mileage.
Buy a diesel & tuner. Get great mileage. |
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