Grn92LX said:I have a stock block. It doesn't see that rpm all the time, thats what it will be shifted at when running at the track. I agree, I wouldn't want to shift that high all the time. I have the light weight parts to help with rpm though.
If you go to www.andersonfordmotorsport.com you'll see plenty of n/a stock block 302-347" 7000rpm low 11 and high 10 second cars.
I see the list, but the stats that i see don't say what rpm they are making the power at, nor does it tell what blocks everyone used.
Big Daddy, has had tons of cars in the 11's with bone stock shortblocks, that's what the combo i run is modelled after.
I'm well aware you can get a mustang in the 11's and 10's NA. That's not my issue, i just don't think running a stock block to 7 grand is reliable. And you seem to understand that, and you sound like a more responsible driver than i am, i'd have that thing blown apart by the end of the first week, but i'm tough on cars.