gt40p combo

My plan is to add an SC-trim later on down the line, but first i was thinking of adding this:

GT40p's
TFS street heat intake
TFS stage 1 cam
accufab TB (65mm or 70mm.. not sure)
and of course at some point i'll add 30# injectors and a AFPR. Should I do that with the h/c/i, or will it be ok to run the stock injectors until i get the blower?

How much power can I expect with just these things, and the mods in my sig? How about after the blower?

Also, with that combo, will I be able to add a blower pulley and run maybe 8-10 lbs of boost? Or what would I need to do to run more boost without hurting the engine? "Supposedly" my engine is bored .030 over to a 306, according to the guy I bought my car from a year ago. But i don't know how true that is. So let's just assume I have a stock 302. It has 47k miles on it right now.
 
"Also, with that combo, will I be able to add a blower pulley and run maybe 8-10 lbs of boost? Or what would I need to do to run more boost without hurting the engine? "

With the GT40p's and their 59cc combustion chamber, I would recommend not running more than 5-6lbs. The compression ratio will be to high causing deadly pre-detonation to your motor. Either go with a head with larger combustion chambers(gt40's) or go with a lower compression piston.
 
You will also need "P" specific headers for the GT-40P heads, which you probabaly already knew.
I am guessing you will probably get about 50 hp out of those 4 mods. Someone correct me if i am off.
I am also doing the P heads with a GT-40 intake so any more opinions would be appreciated
 
90stangLX302 said:
With the GT40p's and their 59cc combustion chamber, I would recommend not running more than 5-6lbs. The compression ratio will be to high causing deadly pre-detonation to your motor. Either go with a head with larger combustion chambers(gt40's) or go with a lower compression piston.

59cc should get you close to 9.5:1 (w/ stock pistons). Cut 0.030" off the bottom and you're close to 10:1 (w/ stock pistons). Either way he'll be fine running 8-10 lbs, back the timing down to stock 10 degrees of cousre.