Help with new motor combo
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Help with new motor combo
So i tore my 305 down to replace the headgaskets cause of a overheating problem, and ended up finding metal all over the motor, so i figured it would be a good time to upgrade. My plan is a 383 short block from cnc-motorsports and Afr 210cc eliminator heads, but my question is will my 142 blower flow enough air to make any gains or would i be better off with a victor jr manifold with a 750hp carb and maybe a 250 shot since my car is already plumbed for nitrous. Im also replaceing my t-56 with a built th400 with a 4000 stall, thanks for any help or suggestions
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Re: Help with new motor combo
So i tore my 305 down to replace the headgaskets cause of a overheating problem, and ended up finding metal all over the motor, so i figured it would be a good time to upgrade. My plan is a 383 short block from cnc-motorsports and Afr 210cc eliminator heads, but my question is will my 142 blower flow enough air to make any gains or would i be better off with a victor jr manifold with a 750hp carb and maybe a 250 shot since my car is already plumbed for nitrous. Im also replaceing my t-56 with a built th400 with a 4000 stall, thanks for any help of suggestions
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You'd have to buy a motor either setup for nitrous or a motor setup for the blower, which I wouldn't bother unless you were doing a 6-71 or larger if you wanted a roots or a bigger procharger in which I'd go efi then. The ring gap will have to be set for that big a shot and you'd need a nitrous converter and a nitrous cam. Those 4.11 gears might be too big for that much nitrous unless you ran a tall tire. Are you thinking pump gas or race gas combo when you're n/a. With that size shot it'll definitely be race gas 113 or 116 when spraying.
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The motor will deffinetly run on pump gas since i drive it a few times a week, if i go with nitrous i would put 110 race fuel in it when i go to the track and pull 6 degrees of timing, i ran a 250 shot on my 305 with 110 in it and never had any problems with it. Or what i was thinking of doing is buying a shortblock set up for a blower with je blower pistons 8.5-1, and use my 142 blower for a year or so, then upgrade to a d1sc or a f1, i dont want a roots blower cause i dont like stuff hanging out of the hood, plus its hard enough to see around the 4" cowl hood
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Re: Help with new motor combo
The motor will deffinetly run on pump gas since i drive it a few times a week, if i go with nitrous i would put 110 race fuel in it when i go to the track and pull 6 degrees of timing, i ran a 250 shot on my 305 with 110 in it and never had any problems with it. Or what i was thinking of doing is buying a shortblock set up for a blower with je blower pistons 8.5-1, and use my 142 blower for a year or so, then upgrade to a d1sc or a f1, i dont want a roots blower cause i dont like stuff hanging out of the hood, plus its hard enough to see around the 4" cowl hood
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i only ran the 250 shot 2 times at the track, i usually sprayed a 150-175 shot and thats when i pulled 6 degrees, im not sure how much i pulled for the 250 shot, i never really got a succesfull run out of it, the only run that it didnt spin to bad it went a 7.23 in the 1/8 and i missed 5th gear right after the 1/8 marker.Im not sure what size line it is from the solenoid to the plate but i know it was a -6 from the bottle to the solenoid so what ever size port is in a super pro shot solenoid is probly the size of the line to the plate.
The bottom end was a stock 4 bolt 305 with forged speed pro pistons.
The bottom end was a stock 4 bolt 305 with forged speed pro pistons.
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