Thread: parts list. what you think?
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09-03-2008 07:28 AM #2
Welcome aboard booboo... I'm not the sbc expert (or any expert for that matter) but there are many really sharp and very experienced people here.
On the carb unless you're planning to wing this motor over 6000rpm a 750cfm will be enough but an 800 would be better if you're spending any time over 6000rpm. For a heavy truck with low stall, you'll want vacuum secondaries (not a double pumper)... I'm a holley guy but "they" say the edelbrock/carter's are more street friendly.
If you'll be using any of this power, the 700R4 could be a weak link unless it has been gone through and beefed up, what do you have for a rear end?. A corporate 10-bolt could suffice but I would lean toward a 12-bolt if you can get it especially if you're spraying.
As for the engine/cam particulars I'll defer to the experts but I think you could get away with a bit more compression... I ran an iron headed BBC at 10.2:1 with 42* of timing lead on 91 octane but I have an "advantage" of high altitude... Aluminum heads will allow even more compression. What is your altitude? I imagine it's up there at least a couple thousand feet if you can only get 91....
Cam and stall will depend on what you want to do with the truck... fun cruiser with a few street light contests or more extreme fast as I can go on pump gas.... I guess with the no2 you can have the best of both
-Chris
p.s. did you see this: http://www.clubhotrod.com/forums/sho...142#post322142Last edited by skids72; 09-03-2008 at 07:32 AM.
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