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Any readers here care to guess on the dyno HP ?
Don't be shy... No offense taken, I'll bet. ;-)
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The cam is the obvious cork. The blueprinted 350 396 made 405 HP @ 5600 RPM with I think 408 cubic inches, so it would make sense it would be around 1 HP per inch, is what I was looking for. A better question is: how much average power over a certain RPM range does it take to run 11.00 @ 3500 pounds, anyone.............
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The cam is the obvious cork. The blueprinted 350 396 made 405 HP with I think 408 cubic inches, so it would make sense it would be around 1 HP per inch, is what I was looking for. A better question is: how much average power over a certain RPM range does it to run 11.00 @ 3500 pounds.
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Took something I had made a few changes and did a rough simulation.
DA = 0 60 Foot ET = 1.5076 330 Foot ET = 4.4113 1/8 Mile ET = 6.9378 1/8 Mile MPH = 96.7141 1000 Foot ET = 9.1421 1/4 Mile ET = 11.0173 1/4 Mile MPH = 120.2224 Stan |
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My guess is 500hp based on the very high quality of the build.
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The first test is some what typical, and the second test was my best. From what I can see from the average power, that should get me there, 4200-6100 RPM (11.00) should be easy.
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very nice!!
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HP... I'm just wondering if you made any pulls starting at a lower RPM ? It would be interesting to see what the TORQUE numbers would be from say 2500-3500rpm. Very Good results from this project. MB
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