300 Hp 350
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From: St. Cloud, MN
Car: 1984 Trans Am
Engine: LS1383 in work
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Axle/Gears: Zexel Torsen 3.73, 28-spline mosers
Re: 300 Hp 350
300hp to the crank is easy, i'm running that now on my Carbed 84 T/A.
I bored my engine .040, have 9.3:1 compression dished pistons (Mine are Speed Pro Hypereutectic), set of 64-66cc heads (I have the world Sportsman II heads), Edelbrock performer intake, headers, and 3" exhaust. i am also running a roller cam with .515" lift.
I you look at my link in my signature, I have an engine page on my cardomain site...it details my build and includes the final dyno reading of 238hp to the wheels. If you figure 20-25% loss from drivetrain w/auto tranny and acessories (still have smog and AC), I'm right at 300 flywheel HP.
Total cost? $4500 including labor, but I went overboard with expensive roller rockers, new lifters, new pushrods, and new accessories. If you find a running 350 with a roller cam, you can re-use your lifters, rockers, pushrods (provided they aren't bent), and the serpentine set up that I bought seperate and installled. If you do it yourself, you can probably get it done for less than $3k.
now, 300hp to the wheels...you're going to have to talk to someone that's done it. Fairly easy with an LS motor, not sure what else I can do with a non-ls type to make it happen.
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Re: 300 Hp 350
300 rwhp is easy, too. AFR 180 heads w/ 65cc chambers, cam depends on hyd. roller or hyd. flat. But around 230 duration @ .050" if flat, around 224 if roller. Intake depends on carb or EFI, carb use Ededbrock RPM AirGap, EFI use TPIS Mini-Ram. Of course you'll need headers and exhaust.
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Re: 300 Hp 350
agree with atilla.....easy to build that much power....
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: St. Cloud, MN
Car: 1984 Trans Am
Engine: LS1383 in work
Transmission: Magnum F - to be installed
Axle/Gears: Zexel Torsen 3.73, 28-spline mosers
Re: 300 Hp 350
Either way, I would take the block in and have it hot-tanked, magnafluxed and given the once over. The only reason to bore a block is if you want more power or to fix cylinder wall damage. If the shop says your cylinder walls are good, I would see no reason to bore it out if you don't want to.
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