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I have never had a chance to get my car on the dyno and would like a HP estimate (and ET if the program does that). Hope I post enough info, this is everything I can think of.
0.030 over 350
KB silvolite hypereutectic pistons, zero deck
'69 GM 3932441 heads, gasket matched and moderately ported, angle milled 0.50
(approx 9.5:1 CR)
2.02, 1.60 vavles
Comp Cams 270H Magnum cam
duration .224 .224
lift .470 .470
Full length headers into 2 1/4" dual exhaust
Holley 6210 spread bore replacement, 650 CFM
Edelbrock Performer Intake
TH350 Trans
3.55 rearend
Hey, thanks a bunch. It does sound nice and actually turned out to be exactly what I wanted to build. Very streetable but has enough to get after it when I want.
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Re: Please run a desktop dyno for me (PatG)
I have never had a chance to get my car on the dyno and would like a HP estimate (and ET if the program does that). Hope I post enough info, this is everything I can think of.
0.030 over 350
KB silvolite hypereutectic pistons, zero deck
'69 GM 3932441 heads, gasket matched and moderately ported, angle milled 0.50
(approx 9.5:1 CR)
2.02, 1.60 vavles
Comp Cams 270H Magnum cam
duration .224 .224
lift .470 .470
Full length headers into 2 1/4" dual exhaust
Holley 6210 spread bore replacement, 650 CFM
Edelbrock Performer Intake
TH350 Trans
3.55 rearend
Thanks
Do you have a price breakdown of this rebuild? I'd be interested in seeing what it cost, including labor. Thanks!
All of the receipts came to about $1900. This was a block and heads that I found at a place in Houston called Best Core. The name is a little deceptive as there is a lot of junk. I was able to find a standard bore short block and dug through what seemed like hundreds of heads to find the 441s. Once in hand I tore everything down and took it to my machinist. He cleaned up the block and heads, bored the block, turned the crank .010 under and redid the heads. He also sent out the rods/pistons for resizing and balancing. I did all of the motor assembly and installed. This was about 5 years ago so I imagine prices will be up a little.
It also helps to have friends with a big shop and every tool imaginable.