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Old Feb 10, 2005 | 10:33 PM
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I'm way faster then all of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No, not really, but hey i got you in here, and now that i did you might as well read on...

I have an engine in the works, and I need some input as this build gets going...

I'll give you a list of some of the parts im running
i want to pick a good cam, so im going to need some help there, i was going to run "083 castings" but i plan on selling them and putting the money tords the modded LT1 heads, i was looking at a lot of different roller cams but im not that good when it comes to the best cam for my combo...

Fresh 2000 5.7 vortec, 2-bolt main - stock everything,
LT1 intake, port match to the heads,
No EGR, either 24lb or 28lb injectors,
LT1 heads , Gasket matched, bowl work, mildly ported and exhaust fully polished, what comp ratio should i go with
When i look into head gaskets?
shorty headers, 3" piping, y-pipe - back, no A.I.R or emissions, probably run no cat either,
a really good better then stock ram air with a good breathing airfilter,
Rebuilt 700r4 with shift kit, witch stall?
Aluminum drive shaft, 3.27, limited slip pois...

i have no clue what to see for rear wheel HP and TQ with this setup....

anyhelp will be great....
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Old Feb 11, 2005 | 07:37 AM
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or you can always put one of the delta 4 rockets boeing came up with... 17 million hp... that would be cool man. talk about being fast, i think your skin would peel off your face if you went that fast
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Old Feb 11, 2005 | 10:26 AM
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Re: I'm way faster then all of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by NEEDforSPEED
No, not really, but hey i got you in here, and now that i did you might as well read on...

I have an engine in the works, and I need some input as this build gets going...

I'll give you a list of some of the parts im running
i want to pick a good cam, so im going to need some help there, i was going to run "083 castings" but i plan on selling them and putting the money tords the modded LT1 heads, i was looking at a lot of different roller cams but im not that good when it comes to the best cam for my combo...

Fresh 2000 5.7 vortec, 2-bolt main - stock everything,
LT1 intake, port match to the heads,
No EGR, either 24lb or 28lb injectors,
LT1 heads , Gasket matched, bowl work, mildly ported and exhaust fully polished, what comp ratio should i go with
When i look into head gaskets?
shorty headers, 3" piping, y-pipe - back, no A.I.R or emissions, probably run no cat either,
a really good better then stock ram air with a good breathing airfilter,
Rebuilt 700r4 with shift kit, witch stall?
Aluminum drive shaft, 3.27, limited slip pois...

i have no clue what to see for rear wheel HP and TQ with this setup....

anyhelp will be great....
Compression ratio depends on what cam you want to run. If you get a large duration cam, don't go below 10.0:1. I f you go with a smaller cam, you would be OK in the 9.0:1 ranges. You would only need the 24lb hr injectors, unless you are going for a high winding motor.
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