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    mad hooker is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Nov 2005
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 1969 ss el camino
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    the engine is stock, its a gm long block. it says with a 4bbl carb and headers it will put out 290hp. also the thing is i dont know all the specifics on the performance parts that are on the old engine.... i know it has a holley 4bbl but i dont know what size it is, it has headers, and im planing on putting a bigger comp cam, not sure the size of those either, i havent pulled the old engine yet. the old engine had some nice power to it, but i want more power, not only that that but the guy i bought it from was a complete idiot and just slapped the engine together ....it didnt last long. so im replacing it. heres the info on the long block.

    Specifications:

    Horsepower: 290 HP @ 5,100 RPM
    Torque: 326 FT/LBS @ 3,750 RPM
    Max. Rec. RPM: 5,100 RPM
    Compression Ratio: 8.50:1
    Heads: Cast Iron, 76 cc
    Camshaft Lift: Flat Tappet Duration @ 0.050'': 222° I, 222°
    Lifters: Flat Tappet
    Connecting Rod:
    Powdered Metal
    Block: 4 Bolt Main
    Pistons & Pins: Aluminum
    Crankshaft: Cast Iron Nodular, 3.480'' Stroke
    Rocker Arm: 1.5
    Ignition Timing: 34° BTDC total advance.
    Fuel: 87 Octane
    The camshaft has .450'' intake and .460'' exhaust lift with hydraulic flat tappets. The cast iron cylinder heads have 1.94'' intake and 1.50'' exhaust

    i dont have to meet emissions standards

    so i guess building more torque would be smart too. any tips on getting this thing to crank out 350hp and more torque? im on a very limited budget, so the cheapest way always helps . thanks again
    Last edited by mad hooker; 11-15-2005 at 08:32 AM.

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