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Scooterz 10-19-2008 06:53 PM

I second that Tod74!! my rev/lim kicks in 7200 & at that point, the fat lady has sung. But at 9000, it really needs to be in someone elses car.

cboggs 10-20-2008 05:26 AM

I get to work with 9000 rpm and even 10,000 rpm big blocks often, ..
it's damn cool, .. and can be a fairly reliable bottom end, ..

but these are HIGH maintenance engines, .. changing or at least checking
valve springs every run, checking bearings often, .. etc, ..
and it's expensive.

If you really want to do this, .. go to a professional engine builder.

Curtis

bjuice 10-20-2008 02:35 PM


Originally Posted by cboggs
I get to work with 9000 rpm and even 10,000 rpm big blocks often, ..
it's damn cool, .. and can be a fairly reliable bottom end, ..

but these are HIGH maintenance engines, .. changing or at least checking
valve springs every run, checking bearings often, .. etc, ..
and it's expensive.

If you really want to do this, .. go to a professional engine builder.

Curtis


and the above Statement comes from a professional that is around this stuff on a day to day basis..this should say it all.

Bjuice

zipper06 10-20-2008 10:14 PM


Originally Posted by bjuice

Originally Posted by cboggs
I get to work with 9000 rpm and even 10,000 rpm big blocks often, ..
it's damn cool, .. and can be a fairly reliable bottom end, ..

but these are HIGH maintenance engines, .. changing or at least checking
valve springs every run, checking bearings often, .. etc, ..
and it's expensive.

If you really want to do this, .. go to a professional engine builder.

Curtis


and the above Statement comes from a professional that is around this stuff on a day to day basis..this should say it all.

Bjuice

Absolutely agree with the last 2 post, and as stated in my first post, no way without lot's of maint. that's just the way it is to run fast with lot's of RPM.

Zip

ARUSSELL 10-23-2008 03:14 PM

I miss my 377 shift at 9200

TheRabbit 10-23-2008 06:20 PM

Will have my high revving BBC finished soon! 630+ci. Will let you know how it does. Should be running by December. It's taken me about 6 months to build so I'm ready to race!!

Tod74 10-23-2008 10:37 PM


Originally Posted by ARUSSELL
I miss my 377 shift at 9200

I would miss mine too if I tried to shift it at 9200.....cause it would explode. :lol:

but it is a 540

gross676 10-24-2008 12:20 PM

9000 rpm
 
I run a BBC in my duprtgsd 34 chev thats short stroke 3.72 and the 4.56 bore, we really like cuz it buzzes up real nice but takes out soime of the torque when it comes off the throttle stop.. 9.90 154mph, work well for us, freshen avery 200 runs of so

desoto30 10-25-2008 12:55 PM

Re: 9000 rpm
 

Originally Posted by gross676
I run a BBC in my duprtgsd 34 chev thats short stroke 3.72 and the 4.56 bore, we really like cuz it buzzes up real nice but takes out soime of the torque when it comes off the throttle stop.. 9.90 154mph, work well for us, freshen avery 200 runs of so

Sounds good to me.good revs ok on cubes not too bad on maintainance.

poncholvr 10-29-2008 08:50 AM

Re: building a high rpm big block chevy
 

Originally Posted by s10mudracer
i would like some tips and advice on what to go with and how its been done let me know imm gonna build on this winter i would like 9000 rpm or a lil more with no worrys let me know any advice is better then none thanks :shock:

i think the key is good quality parts period
crank, rods,(pistons) , valve train,springs (bolts/studs)
balance it -if you want a lasting motor - just build it right
nascar engines run what all day long??- when you deal with bb, the long stroke is what is so hard on them, keep it all balanced , and im sure it could be done cheep , so many ppl are blowing smoke up ppls asses , just to make other 80,000 builders look good,and to degrade the everyday week end warriors
i remember when bb motors were nothing but high rpm engines, and the 283/ 327 /427 's were the high rpm engines-lol
so much has changed in this world its funny to sit back ,and see it
(my ford is better than your chevy, my chevy is better than your pontiac, my mopar is better)- blah blah blah-lolol
no ppl realize there all competitive, with the right combo's


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