Need some help with ComCams, Lunati, LSM or camshaft profile
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Originally Posted by montec468
Sounds like a good comination you have. We are limited to a conventional heads. I have not been doing this for too long and I happen to get the 355 heads cheap from a friend of mine. I am trying to a little research and see how much I can do with these heads and intake. I would like to knock on the 1000 hp door, but I think I will need a little more squeeze and some head work.
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540 cu in is too small for a Sniper. They now do have a Sniper Jr coming out though. The Super Victor will work fine. That size engine might also benefit from a FunnelRam or SuperSucker. Big engines don't.
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Originally Posted by edvancedengines
540 cu in is too small for a Sniper. They now do have a Sniper Jr coming out though. The Super Victor will work fine. That size engine might also benefit from a FunnelRam or SuperSucker. Big engines don't.
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Out of the box the Super Victor is not much. I agree. With a little bit of simple work though it is.
My statement about the cu in limitations of the Sniper is just me repeating the words of the man who designed the Sniper in the first place. I have not yet tested one.
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My statement about the cu in limitations of the Sniper is just me repeating the words of the man who designed the Sniper in the first place. I have not yet tested one.
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They are very nice intakes out of box. I have the actual sniper on my 582 right now, it had a dual carb tunnel ram on it and went to the sniper and terminator with a 40hp gain. I'd think atleast half of that is intake.
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I am not familiar with the Sniper Jr. Sorry I don't know a whole lot about the Sniper products. Is the Sniper Jr. good out of the box or does it need to be worked over? Also, I was on Darts website and see they have a 380 CNC head available. Does anyone know anything about them and I am not sure if they would benefit my 540 or not.
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We did a 530 for guy with those heads and what a pain in the ass.. Need special vavle covers, Jesel rocker shaft sys, special intake(raised runner),18* pistons,lifters were a trick. I ended up using big chief offsets for that. IMO, if you are looking for a NEW set of heads call Curtis Boggs!! I don't think those heads are worth it in a truck pulling appl. Theres better if you have to stay with conv. heads. go with spread ports if allowed
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Did you use these 380 CNC heads? The reason I ask is that this is the first time I have seen these heads on their website. I did see a Dart 383 heads before on their website that were not CNC machined, but I have not seen it on their new site, or are they the same heads?
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Originally Posted by obsessedtruck
We did a 530 for guy with those heads and what a pain in the a$$.. Need special vavle covers, Jesel rocker shaft sys, special intake(raised runner),18* pistons,lifters were a trick. I ended up using big chief offsets for that. IMO, if you are looking for a NEW set of heads call Curtis Boggs!! I don't think those heads are worth it in a truck pulling appl. Theres better if you have to stay with conv. heads. go with spread ports if allowed