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11-07-2002, 08:47 PM | #1 |
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How much does it really cost to build a 600 HP 5.0 compared to 900 HP(Forced Induct)
Ok this probalyl sounds stupid but i was jstu kidna lookgin over stuff and it really seems around 600 HP is when you really need to have forged evrythign a 4 botl main block and everythign is basically made to take a hell of alot of punishment.
I see cranks for over 1000 HP and not really nay numbers for other comps thoguh but still i figure aorund the same. So my questions i actaulyl pretty simple wince you have basicalyl bought the best parts for your engine you can buy and lets say its at 500 N/A which is a pretty stout combo but may actaulyl be streetable now slap on a turbo or supercharger. Someone posted osmewhere at aroudn 15 PSI indcution its abotu twice the densisty i thnk so in theroy 1000 HP right but it woudl probalyl be maybe 100 horsepower less due to stuff i jstu dont knwo about. hehe SO bump it to maybe 17 or 18 Anyway since the motor is basically built to be a beast anyway is the cost diffrence realyl that much? I kinda figured not to much more it would be more if anytign broek boom or the engien woudl wear alto faster and i mean alot. What do you guys think abotu all that? Also lets say it has something liek stock cam specs would i actualyl be abl to drive it on the street? I have no idea what crazy compression the car woudl be at but i ioamigne race gas woudl be a must but how many horses do yu think i coudl actulaly get for a streetable 93 octane combo. 700? I know there are people on the street with over 600 RWHP Any Insights?
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11-07-2002, 09:06 PM | #2 |
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Let's start with this little question:
How much do you have to spend?
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11-07-2002, 09:20 PM | #3 |
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**** man did you not know im bill gates?
In reality yeah im sure it aint gonna be cheap but its not liek i plan to make one of these every year and then lose 20 g's by selling it the next year its gonan be a one time thing and maybe in 30 years or so when they have 1.3 liter QOHC FIJLHSD-TEC 1800 HP engiens i may decide to think about changing. I figure I woudl be able to spend around 35k on a car to make it what i want actually probally more in reality . Also i would be doing all the work myself for the most part. I know shop time aint cheap so how about an estimate more on parts.
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11-08-2002, 12:16 AM | #4 |
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put it this way, that much boost is brutal to a head gasket, yea the forged parts may hold, but you would be looking at a low compression motor to run serious amounts of boost on a "600" hp engine.
600 rwhp is not to common on the street here, there is a few around here, but they only come out so often, because they are usually broke, one of them is an ls1 t/a with a vortech, and a lil juice, he puts close to 600 to the wheels with both power adders. And you say 500 hp n/a "5.0"? are you talking a hyd cammed, streetable compression engine? no way, not n/a..... a 408 stroker, with some hefty work can get you that, you need cubic inches, or power adders to achieve anywhere near 500 n/a.
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11-08-2002, 02:38 AM | #5 |
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Actualyl i forgot to mention storkign it to 347 but i actaulyl knwo a guy that even live sin this town with a streetable 500 horsepower RWHP 350 not stroked a bit.
so i woudl think its possible. I also know of a crazy guy witha little MG midgit with a built 302 in it Basically A complete RPM package and a littel bit of this and that and he has like 435 RWHP. Scary Guy You shoudl see his boat. But Ive been highly considering just goign with a 351 anyway and probally stroking that.
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