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    Dave Severson is offline CHR Member/Contributor Visit my Photo Gallery
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    What did the engine do on the dyno? Those big stacks sure do look good on there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    What did the engine do on the dyno? Those big stacks sure do look good on there!
    Dave,

    It was run on the Dyno with an Air Gap and a 1000 hp Holley on it, and it made 775.5 h.p., and 740# of Torque (my engine guy is not set up for efi)-here is that Dyno session (btw, you can hear Harold Bettes from Superflow whistle, as he was present to calibrate the Dyno)-

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    As most will agree, a Hilborn adds up to 10% on a normally aspirated engine and tremendous throttle response, so I think it's somewhere north of 800 h.p.-

    The combination is:

    -new 502 Block w/arp studded Mains
    -Eagle 4340 forged Crank
    -Eagle "H" Beam 4340 Rods (w/L19)
    -AFR 315 Heads
    -Isky Roller Cam (248/252 .680 lift 110 lsa)
    -Crower Enduro Rocker Arms
    -Manton push rods
    -Morel Roller Lifters
    -ATI SuperDampner
    -Mahle Pistons
    -Finally ended up with a modified B&B Oil Pan
    -it had some extensive work on the Oil system-the oil pressure stayed between 64-68 psi from 45-6400 rpm
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