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FIRST WARHAWK BLOCK BUILT and RUN.
Well it sure took awhile (our fault) but the first Development Warhawk was built and tested by the crew at E/T Performance in Walled Lake, Mi.
As reported by Eric at E/T, all went well in this preliminary stage of testing.
The numbers; 440 cubic inches-4.185 x 4.000. 16.0-1 compression. A cam over .900 lift. Of course a great pair of E/T heads flowing 430 near max lift. Normally aspirated. Seven pulls, 860 HP @ 7500 RPM.
Eric reports that at 4.185 there is .065-.070 sleeve left which is what C5R comes with at 4.125. Engine had nominal temps and pressures at this power level. E/T intends to test to at least the 1200 HP level after PRI.
You can see this engine at E/T's display at PRI or contact E/T for more data. A big THANK YOU to the E/T gang.
From: Elmhurst, IL (West Suburb of Chicago) & Home of MEGA Horsepower
St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by S-friggin-S
or you can buy the new LSX engine block....511ci.
Now that is the direction I am going with this ulitmate bad boy GM PERFORMANCE LSX indestrucable iron block. Figure a perfectly square motor with 4.25 overbore and 4.25 stroke makes for a beatiful 482 cubes and with some killer LS7 heads and a great street/strip cam, making a pump gas friendly 11:25 to 1 compression, 650 rwhp NATURALLY ASPIRATED, should be no problem. COuld you imagie that TORQUE!!
Now that is the direction I am going with this ulitmate bad boy GM PERFORMANCE LSX indestrucable iron block. Figure a perfectly square motor with 4.25 overbore and 4.25 stroke makes for a beatiful 482 cubes and with some killer LS7 heads and a great street/strip cam, making a pump gas friendly 11:25 to 1 compression, 650 rwhp NATURALLY ASPIRATED, should be no problem. COuld you imagie that TORQUE!!
Why stop there?
You forgot to add a Kenne on it!
If 447ci is good, 482ci must be better!
Last edited by tlaselva; Dec 19, 2006 at 06:02 PM.
16:1 and 0.900 lift. Truly remarkable. The geometry of the cam, rockers, rocker ratio, rod length, etc., must have been especially challenging. What can you share with us about cam timing, LSA, etc., and especially cam duration at 0.050 lift?
Now that is the direction I am going with this ulitmate bad boy GM PERFORMANCE LSX indestrucable iron block. Figure a perfectly square motor with 4.25 overbore and 4.25 stroke makes for a beatiful 482 cubes and with some killer LS7 heads and a great street/strip cam, making a pump gas friendly 11:25 to 1 compression, 650 rwhp NATURALLY ASPIRATED, should be no problem. COuld you imagie that TORQUE!!
Any idea what it will cost to build an engine like this.