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Recipe for a 350 RWHP N/A 2V
Well, here it is. If you want a naturally aspirated 2V that will run decent and suck nitrous down like a scoundrel, here's the hot ticket to success....
Parts overview from my ride. Cast iron GT block bored .020" MMR H-beam Rods Diamond Flat top pistons Total seal rings Patriot Stage II heads Custom ground Comp cams I: 250@.050"; E: 246@ .050"; 110 degrees of lobe seperation; .545" lift both sides. Stock valve train JLT CAI 75mm Throttle Body Accufab Plenum BBK 1-58" primary headers PI intake UD pullies Spec Aluminum Flywheel Stock Driveshaft Tremec 3650 Transmission That's it in a nutshell... I'm sure more power could be had with different parts, but this will give anybody with high 2V hopes a good platform to start from.. Dynograph includes runs with a Zex 150 shot... ![]()
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VERY impressive, but any reason for using a reverse split style cam for a nitrous motor? ive always favored a large exhaust split for big nitrous cars to help out
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yes very impressive n/a combo, if i knew i was gonna use nitrous i would have just ran a bigger exhaust split so i could bleed off some of that cylinder pressure and earth shattering tq down low to be able to carry a few extra hp up top. Either way i think you should keep the car so you can play around with some more ideas
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Man, you know I love the TQ. Like I said, I doubt it will sell and I am still getting parts together for another engine....
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looking to have a build done in the next month here, some good info!!
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