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Old 01-24-2008, 06:21 PM
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im guessing that if your max rpm is gonna be 6800-7000 im thiniking comp cams will help you out!!!i dont know much about methanol,but im guessing 270 @ .050 intake-280 @ .050 duration with as much lift as you can stuff in there in a solid roller will give your peak hp in at 6500 rpms roughly.you should really seek advice from a trusted engine builder on all these quesions youve asked on this thread.....but be conservative on cam and dont make the same mistake i did and let my motor builder put in way too big cam( 286/296 @ .050 solid roller 321/336 total)when im only gonna rev my 572 to 6800-7000 myself.
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Old 01-25-2008, 12:17 AM
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I'm building a big block ford 572, 4.5 stroke, 4.5 bore, 6.8 rod in a 10.30 deck block. Not running yet but I know alot of other ford guys running the same combo and making alot of power without any problems turning higher rpm also. Several are also running the 4.5 stroke with less bore having great results. One guy dyno'd his 557, 4.5 stroke, 4.44 bore, 6.8 rod and made over 850hp at the flywheel using unported Trick Flow heads and a single carb. I know its a ford instead of a chevy but should give you an idea. Either way I would use a custom cam from a reputable cam company, not that much more expensive and you know there's no guesswork. Chris
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Old 01-25-2008, 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by shortyems3307
i like that combo too ! is that what you run in your car? i'll check out reher & morrison and see what they think on a cam.

It is 582 eagle crank, rods, diamond pistons 14:1 comp, reher morrsion super series cam 808/765 lift, 284/298@ 50, sniper intake, bmf 385 heads, rons terminator. made 960 on a real #'s dyno. Best pass 4.67@147 1.03 60ft 2.99 330, in a 1925lb dragster with big tire and loose convertor.
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Old 01-25-2008, 05:19 AM
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thats some pretty good numbers hammertime, sounds like a good combo. makes me miss the dragster i traded for my camaro...i'm going to do some more checking with a few of the engine builders around and get busy. thanks for your help. matt

russ67chevelle you have some good advice too. i love cubic inch...good luck with your chevelle sounds like it's going to be a beast.. matt


i'll let you guys know what happens. thanks all you guys for your help..
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Old 01-25-2008, 11:36 AM
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I see your from Hamilton, Muncie Ind is where my motor guy is at prices are pretty good on everything and he does good work.
www.nyesautomotive.net

good luck in whatever you do.
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