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Combo help
hey, i have a 4 bolt 350 thats rebuilt .030 over. right now i have some standrard heads and a very mild cam. i have a edelbrock performer rpm intake,750 edelbrock carb, slp 1 3/4 shorties, slp y pipe, and flowmaster american thunder catback 3". if i had to make an educated guess i'd say i'm making 220whp. i'm running 14.518@94mph untuned.
My question is, what would be a good head and cam combo that would help me make 330-350whp? I'm on a tight budget so i was thinking about the 64cc vortec heads with a nice size cam. The springs on these particular set don't allow for a huge lift cam, but i don't really wanna run a huge lobey cam cause drivability would suffer and i don't wanna lower my gas mileage much, but if i have to i will. let me know your opinions. thank you.
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Re: Combo help
Going from 220 rwhp to 330+, you will lose some gas mileage, especially with a carb. BUT to get that much HP from a 350 doesn't require a huge lobey cam. If your shooting for 450 though, you'll need it.
I really don't know enought about heads or cams to suggest anything, but there are probably a TON of options for you, just make sure that the heads and cam complemet eachothers flow characteristics. Oh, and in the meantime, get that thing tuned.
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Re: Combo help
yea i'm gonna buy the carb tune kit from summitt when i buy the combo. right now i can do without a tune cause i'm just gonna have to retune it again later, plus theres only a few more months left that i'll be driving the car. i kinda want to get the car dyno'd just for a before and after aspect of things, but we'll see.
Today i did some research on vortec heads and found that theres actually a lot of different options on just the heads alone. As of today i'm now leaning tords the edelbrock e-tec heads which are the aluminium version of the vortecs. not only that, but edelbrock has a combo package that includes the cam,pushrods,lifters,head studs, assembled heads, and basically everything i need. go's for 1579.00. and they have dyno info. supposedly the combo is good for 410 peak hp on my block. maybe a little more with some good rocker arms. thinking thats the way to go, but if someone has a better combo that will produce more power at a cheaper price i'd go for that.
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2002 Mustang GT ( 4:10 gears, X pipe, cat back, CAI, Under drive pulley set, Intake plenum, throttle body, Tuned) 13.7@101mph https://youtu.be/btMHZeoZTS0 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeu...PX2WMqty2z4aPw 2015 Jeep renegade trailhawk 2017 VW Jetta TSI 1.8T |
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Re: Combo help
Going with that Edelbrock package, I'm guessing your talking about the Performer Rpm package, would be an awesome setup. Sounds like you already have a big enough carb and some headers so that would a good setup. With your stock pistons those little 64cc chambers may bump up the compression too high, but I guess with aluminum heads it wouldn't be as much of a problem. I have vortec heads with a performer rpm intake, and comp 268 cam and am very happy with it. Your edelbrock package would be a REAL fun setup.
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Re: Combo help
Be warned, vortec heads have an intake bolt pattern all their own...a standard SBC intake (and most after market) won't bolt up to them.
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