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Re: Beefing up SB bottom end [Re: Leon441] #1090176
10/09/11 11:17 AM
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Thankx Leon.... resonance is one of the things thats hard to get a good grasp on....

Re: Beefing up SB bottom end [Re: emarine01] #1090177
10/09/11 06:20 PM
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Can you fill or 1/2 fill your block and still be able to drive on the street without it over heating?? Not talking about driving a 100 miles a day but maybe to the store,church or a local cruise??

Re: Beefing up SB bottom end [Re: MIKES_DUSTER] #1090178
10/09/11 09:18 PM
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We drove one way more than we should have on the street with a 3/4 fill. Steel TA heads and a 340 block. It was very cool on water temp. But, sit at a few stop lights and you could see the oil pressure getting low at idle. I'm told all you need to do is run an oil cooler and keep going. From my experience I would agree that would probably work fine.

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Re: Beefing up SB bottom end [Re: MIKES_DUSTER] #1090179
10/09/11 09:38 PM
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Can you fill or 1/2 fill your block and still be able to drive on the street without it over heating?? Not talking about driving a 100 miles a day but maybe to the store,church or a local cruise??




I didnt like it... think of a filled block as a
big heat sink... the water doesnt draw off nearly
as much as a standard block because the water isnt
touching that much area... now the oil is what is taking
the heat off... a big oil cooler is a MUST

Re: Beefing up SB bottom end [Re: MR_P_BODY] #1090180
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Ive a good half fill in my 410 with a crs ele pump and cross flow rad, as well as a 19 row oil cooler, full trans blanket and [Email]B@M[/Email] cooler with fan...one fan on I can keep it at 180, two fans 160 on a street car with no worries, I worry more about the rapid cool down cycles vs running hot...

On shutdown from 180, it can hit 120 water temp in a couple minutes , I shut it off there and let it cool natural.

On last freshenup I did notice the area hard blocked had the high temp paint blistered from the heat it holds but at the same time things have stayed good enough in still running the calico bearings from the org build over 3 years ago.

With arp 2000 bolts they will get changed next time as I run them through 2 stretch cycles when new and 4 times apart they are done next time around.

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