NA or FI ????
#1
NA or FI ????
how ya doin everyone....i have been a member on this forum for years now my user name keeps changing bc i keep forgetting it im not on it much...but just pullin the camaro back out again i hab=ve had the car since 97 and love it to death!!!! want to make some major changes though...... i have a hp goal of around 500WHP..... but not sure which route i woudl like to take....i need opinions and some good advice from the more knowledgeble....should i go forced induction or accomplish the impossible with an all motor 500whp lt1????? i am building a NEW motor an dof course i want to have good parts i want to do it right....please help.... i feel as though fi will be WAYYYY more expensive but no sure thanks in advance nick
#2
500rwhp NA has been done with the LT1, but is not a realistic goal for most people. If you go FI it is a low goal IF you do the other things right.
Better way to set a goal is performance track MPH and ET and we can better help you get there.
Better way to set a goal is performance track MPH and ET and we can better help you get there.
#5
you can run low 11's without forced induction on a 355.
stock crank
forged h-beams
good pistons (i recommend mahle)
AI 200cc head/cam package
ported intake
long tubes
3.73 gears if auto
3600ish stall
drag radials
suspension
wallah....low 11's
or
forced induction
355
stock crank
forged h-beam rods
good pistons (SRP 24cc dish pistons for example)
stock heads
218/230 -114 cam
supercharger or turbo
stock crank
forged h-beams
good pistons (i recommend mahle)
AI 200cc head/cam package
ported intake
long tubes
3.73 gears if auto
3600ish stall
drag radials
suspension
wallah....low 11's
or
forced induction
355
stock crank
forged h-beam rods
good pistons (SRP 24cc dish pistons for example)
stock heads
218/230 -114 cam
supercharger or turbo
#6
what should i do compressionwise.....if later on i woudl like to go fi.....i should try to stay kinda on the low compression side right..say 10;1 max???(i know that is still kinda high)but if i go any lower i dont think i will see the numbers i want correct?
#7
10:1 would be pretty high for FI.
you basically have to decide if your going to go FI or NA before you do your short block.
If you do FI, its just as good to do a 355, so thats something to think about as well.
#9
i say low compression shortblock and a mpt70 along with a small cam will take you right where u wanna go... otherwise, a cc305, 9:1 compression on a forged shortblock(355 will be fine), and a procharger D1SC will take you there aswell(say 10-12lbs of boost)...
too many combos and variables in the situation to say for sure, its gunna be whatever you want to do in the long run
too many combos and variables in the situation to say for sure, its gunna be whatever you want to do in the long run
#10
i say low compression shortblock and a mpt70 along with a small cam will take you right where u wanna go... otherwise, a cc305, 9:1 compression on a forged shortblock(355 will be fine), and a procharger D1SC will take you there aswell(say 10-12lbs of boost)...
too many combos and variables in the situation to say for sure, its gunna be whatever you want to do in the long run
too many combos and variables in the situation to say for sure, its gunna be whatever you want to do in the long run
my personal combo is a 355
9.0:1 compression
stock heads
218/230 cam
MP T70 turbo
hot side all made by me
cold side all done by me
and im aiming for about 550 RWHP, which should be about 8-10 PSI
of couse, a cc305 or cc503 will work good in a turbo application as well
#11
Also, turbo is the way to go for a very high hp solution. For us mere mortals the centrifugal is an easier route to take, IMHO.
Rich
#12
ok im def leaning toward the supercharger route.... im building a seperate block keeping my stock block for a spare lol........ i was thinking while i was building a block i should built it right.....so price wise what do u think i would be looking at for a complete long block with internals storng enough and compatible with a blower to run say 10-12 lbs????
#13
ok im def leaning toward the supercharger route.... im building a seperate block keeping my stock block for a spare lol........ i was thinking while i was building a block i should built it right.....so price wise what do u think i would be looking at for a complete long block with internals storng enough and compatible with a blower to run say 10-12 lbs????