Small Block Chevy
#1
I'm probably gonna be swapping a v8 into the 7
don't bitch me out, it won't do you any good
what I need are the air flow numbers, like cfm of intake and exhaust
it will more than likely have a 383 stroker build with about a .500 to .550 lift cam, aftermarket pistons and rings, and lots more.
don't bitch me out, it won't do you any good
what I need are the air flow numbers, like cfm of intake and exhaust
it will more than likely have a 383 stroker build with about a .500 to .550 lift cam, aftermarket pistons and rings, and lots more.
#2
Originally Posted by venomrx7' date='Mar 19 2004, 07:16 PM
I'm probably gonna be swapping a v8 into the 7
don't bitch me out, it won't do you any good
what I need are the air flow numbers, like cfm of intake and exhaust
it will more than likely have a 383 stroker build with about a .500 to .550 lift cam, aftermarket pistons and rings, and lots more.
don't bitch me out, it won't do you any good
what I need are the air flow numbers, like cfm of intake and exhaust
it will more than likely have a 383 stroker build with about a .500 to .550 lift cam, aftermarket pistons and rings, and lots more.
are you asking what size carb to put on it or what size injectors?
#6
it would depend on the compression of the engine
which would be determined by the pistons and the heads
then you would need to select the proper cam shaft that puts the
power in the range you would need it. You would also have the
deal with tunning the car afterwords, not sure if your thinking
of going carb or not, but a standalone fuel injection system
will run about $1000 and im not sure how adjustable one like
that would be
if you tried to use a stock efi set up then you would still need to
reprogram the ecu to work with the turbo.
which would be determined by the pistons and the heads
then you would need to select the proper cam shaft that puts the
power in the range you would need it. You would also have the
deal with tunning the car afterwords, not sure if your thinking
of going carb or not, but a standalone fuel injection system
will run about $1000 and im not sure how adjustable one like
that would be
if you tried to use a stock efi set up then you would still need to
reprogram the ecu to work with the turbo.