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Thread: Question about 500 and a 454 big block
          
   
   

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    duct996 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I can get the 454 for $400.00. I am interested in this caddy engine. and would like to know more. I want to have 400 - 500 horsepower when I'm done and not have to spend a fortune on it. I figured for $450.00 for a running motor and trans it's the best deal I'm gonna find for a good big block. Please let me know if I'm mistaken.

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    R Pope is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    You have to consider the fact that the low rating is "installed", that is, more like rear wheel HP with all the accessories hooked up, etc. Engine output could be almost double that. Many 500's were rated at 502ft.lb. torque!

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    francis blake is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    caddy engine

     



    Speedway motors have a lot of hop up parts for the caddy and just taking off the polution devices helpa lot . Francis
    Francis Blake Its not an opinion I am just right (I wish)

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