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Denny Wiedman

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just got my new 408w done with street manners in mind, list of things from old 408, same block motorsports A351, steel crank, rods, alum pistons with 9.8.1 comp ratio, 408 cu. in.,roush 200 heads with 250cfm@.500 lift, 180 on the .ex, 263@.600, 186.ex,206 int port cc's, comp hy roller 288-293-236-242-555-576-108, vic jr manifold untouched, 750HP DP, 1\3\4 supercomps, 7qt oil pan, msd billet mech advanced,1.6 rollers, edelbrock water pump, eletric fan, all into c-4 full manual, 10'' 3500 stall converter, 3''x-pipe into 2.50 flows 2 chamber same back tailpipes, #10 fuel line with sump under tank, carter high volume fuel pump, 69mach1, old engine made 400 flywheel, 300 rwhp, almost 400ft lbs@ 3000 with small cam, stealth manifold which i might use again, dyno in spring, how much power this combo will make anybody?. thanks.
 

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no help....take it to the dyno now cheap as$.... just joking!
 
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Probably around 475 FWHP @ 5600 RPM's and 500 FWTQ @ 3800 RPM's. That looks like a great cam for a streetable 408w. Nice combo. I hope you have some traction upgrades because that will be a torque monster.
 
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GaPonyFarm

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3500 stall torque converter for "Street Manners"... What friggin' street do you live on?

Sounds like a great ride! I think 475 rwhp, might be just a bit optimistic though..
 

dolfan87

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505 Hp, 525lb/ft....that's my guess.

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Edbert

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DOH!
 

Edbert

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GaPonyFarm said:
3500 stall torque converter for "Street Manners"... What friggin' street do you live on?
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I was thinking the same, add in the lack of vacuum advance and mech secondaries too. I tuned mine way down to make it streetable and have functional power brakes.
GaPonyFarm said:
Sounds like a great ride! I think 475 rwhp, might be just a bit optimistic though..
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Yup, I was thinking 525fwhp, you'd be pretty lucky to put down 475 with that (assuming our guesses are right).
 
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Denny Wiedman

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combo

thanks guys, my converter will stall from 2800 to where ever my power curve is, special JPT 10'' converter, jim says when you mash the pedal look out, my engine guy seems to think 475hp, but who cares i need torque down low from light to light, not worried about 6000 rpms unless i race it once in a while, street car and little race, 500ft lbs is a lot of torque man this thing going to brake something i have a feeling, cant wait to fire it up soon. thanks, what gears should i run on this thing, 3.50 posi now.
 
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