RPM Power Band?

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PlzgoEz

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• Oct 9, 2006

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Can someone give me an estimate on where my power will come in.

Cam is 3000-7000 RPM
Heads are around 2000-7500 RPM
Intake is 4000-7500 RPM

I also have a Trickflow R-Series Intake sitting in my garage not on the motor.
If I were to put that on instead of a Victor 5.0 what would my RPM rane be then.

I'm not looking for exact figures, just estimates.

 

foxbody88stang

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More info please.

 

stangjunkie

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honeslty sounds like you have alot of mismatched parts... give more info cam specs head specs etc, if you don't know post brands (edelbrock performer rpm heads etc) definatly need more info

 

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PlzgoEz

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The cam is a Lunati Hydralic Roller that has 242/ 252 Duration @0.050
560/ 576 lift and a 110 LSA (3000-7000 RPM)

The Heads are Jon Kaase 247cc heads with 2.10/ 1.60 Valves (Flow 323 CFM intake @600 lift

The Intake Is An Edelbrock Victor 5.0 (4000-7500 RPM)

I also have a Trickflow R-Series Intake (2500-7200 RPM) Would this be a better intake to run over the Victor? Does it flow better? Make more power

I have a Rev limiter set at 7000 RPM so i won't be reving it any higher than that. Remember this is with stock block, crank & rods + a 250 shot of Nitrous Express

 

DMAN302

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So where will you be getting the new block?

 

Mr. Rustypwnz

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cuz that ones gonna blow!! lol