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Hi, so I've heard some good stuff about chp and I was looking on their site at the 408s they have: http://www.coasthigh.com/Assemblies/Ford/ford_408w.htm I was wondering if anyone had any input on the 408 Dominator Longblock, I was wondering how much power this thing would put down, and if it would be ok on the street everyonce in a while on a weekend or something. I was also wondering what kind of differences I should expect if I opt for the short block vs the long block? If anyone has any input on these I would really appreciate it! I'm not necesserily going to buy one of these from CHP, I just want to know what kind of power/price I could expect from a similar build!

I also posted this in talk, but no replies..
 

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Someone? Anyone? Rick?
 

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ANYONE? Nobody on here as experience with similar 408s at all
 
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CHP is a real good shop. u could also try adperformance.com.

That 408 Dominator looks real good but is this a track motor only because 12:1 is too high comp for the street unless u run race gas all the time.

u s/b able to see 600fwhp and 575fwtq which is about the limit of a stock 351w block.

Bennett Racing has a similar 393/408 that puts out 575fwhp and 540fwtq on pump gas with 11:1 comp but they use a dart Sportmen block good to 1200hp.
 

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304billet said:
CHP is a real good shop. u could also try adperformance.com.

That 408 Dominator looks real good but is this a track motor only because 12:1 is too high comp for the street unless u run race gas all the time.

u s/b able to see 600fwhp and 575fwtq which is about the limit of a stock 351w block.

Bennett Racing has a similar 393/408 that puts out 575fwhp and 540fwtq on pump gas with 11:1 comp but they use a dart Sportmen block good to 1200hp.
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^ Alright thanks, I'll look into adperformance.com So what could I expect to run with 575fwhp in a notch with a good suspension setup, and full weight minus the back seats...
 

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575Hp can go 9's
 
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