I think I attached the pics correctly.
I think I attached the pics correctly.
too much to read so my two sense hope i dont restate
twins is ok but youll need lower cr to keep head gaskets
what id do is dish pistons stroke it and run a huge cam
the twins and a high boost will need fire rings with stock cr
after 500 hp the block will allegedly go to jello so get a girdle and id run the psd valve springs so you dont get valve float at high rpms
if you find a storng pusrod id add that too they dont look too strong stock
im building a twin compound idi running 20-30 pounds right now and im using head studs psd springs hot torque cam and stock cr but it will be gradually upped in boost so as not to blow gaskets all over
Nice!
We definitely need pics of the whole build! No one that we know of personally has built an IDI to make 400 hp so all eyes are on you right now. Most that talk about it just don't have the funds to get it done.
There are some that say it can't be done reliably.
I don't know either way but I will be watching this thread and I wish you luck with it.
like I said-- And as in the "other forums" not trying to be a **** , but abull78 you better search you ass off!!!!!!!!! You are treading on sacred grounds. I want pics and real questions about things such as.. The headlight relay mod,byppass filtration,gear vendors on a c6 . If you're gonna get 900 hp out of a 6.9/7.3 You needd to ATleast post your rig. (83-86 sclb bone stock 128000mi full service history) If you got the funds, you should get a 84-86...........aaaaahhhhhhhh let's see some pics
We can't fire ring these heads. The precups are in the way. I don't think even a cnc mill will be able to design a program to cut it but thats for someone with more smarts than I... The blocks wont turn to jellow at 500 hp either but... Upwards of 850 hp... Probably will need some support. Someone made 1000 or 1100 hp on one of these motors but that really cost plenty of effort. The freeze plugs wouldn't stay in there was so much block flex so they used rubber type plugs.... About studding everything top and bottom end... Probably not needed but if you can sourse the studs then by all means do it. It can't hurt anything but your wallet. The rods and crank are plenty tuff for most any hp too... These blocks are 4 bolt mains with a final torque of 95 lbs. They are tuff down there... At 17 to 1 cr would be way too low. Probably 18 1/2 to 1 is a better place to be....