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My Plans have changed to a Hemi #1374990
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Building a Aluminum block Hemi with Stage V heads and GRP rods so what size should I go with?
I want atleast 1100 HP.
The KB block is finished at 4.50 now and The rods are 7.100
What would you do.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1374991
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I want atleast 1100 HP.





at least 600 inches use stage v millennium heads plus a very large pile of cash


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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: HEMIFRED] #1374992
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Build the largest shortblock you can afford.

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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: HEMIFRED] #1374993
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I love it when people toss around HP numbers like dirty underwear.

I would to see pictures of the chassis that this engine is going into.


....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Troy] #1374994
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I got the stage V heads already not millienium.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1374995
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What stro9ke should I go?

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1374996
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4.75 stroke if you have a raised cam block with Alum. rods

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Bishop] #1374997
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If you go with a raised cam you will be limited to the expense of a timing belt and if you go with the Millinium head be prepared to modify lifter angle or spacing.When you set your sights to the moon,remember outer space travel gets expensive.Just ask HemiFred.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1374998
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raised cam block

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1374999
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those 600 dollar cams are nice.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: ro23car] #1375000
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1200 hp costs roughly
block 6,000
rods 1500
pistons pins rings 1500
crank 3,000
intake 3,000
carbs 2,000
belt drive 1400
front drive distributer 500
rocker arms 3500
cam ,push rods, lifters etc 2,000
head complete CNC titanium valves,etc 7500
oil pan oil pump etc 1,000

plus machine work and labor


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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: ro23car] #1375001
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$600 cams. Man I wish they were that cheap for a 99 Hemi, as well as some of those other pieces and prices Fred listed. For instance the belt drive is $3400 for the 99.

Why not just buy someones 99 Hemi, makes 1300+ HP and only 499"

As stated already build it big and use the best head you can find. Headflow is what will determine HP, well that and RPM. Combine the two and you can make it with a wheel barrow full of cash.


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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: HEMIFRED] #1375002
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1200 hp costs roughly
block 6,000
rods 1500
pistons pins rings 1500
crank 3,000
intake 3,000
carbs 2,000
belt drive 1400
front drive distributer 500
rocker arms 3500
cam ,push rods, lifters etc 2,000
head complete CNC titanium valves,etc 7500
oil pan oil pump etc 1,000

plus machine work and labor




This adds up to

$32,900 if anyone was curious. Not including the machine work and labor. So add 4-10K more for that and incidentals

Or, buy Al's 99 and make 1340+ for a fraction.


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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Al_Alguire] #1375003
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A 4.75" crank will fit fine in a standard cam block. I got my rotating assembly from Bob George , I used the chevy width journel crank and the 7.10" steel rods. Very little additional clearancing was required over my old 528 rotating assembly. You'll need some Good heads.Dave

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i got 960 out of a 572 with replacement heads and cast crossram. i dont know how much more it would take but i think it could be done without millenium heads.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: ro23car] #1375005
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I got 852hp and 818ftlbs. out of my pumpgas 605. The heads are to small and it's done making power at 5800rpm. It still makes more power than my chassis has been able to use. I'm certain with the right combination you'll hit your goal.Dave

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Or, just go the easy way and put a Roots blower on it.


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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: ro23car] #1375007
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Sam : There is a Keith Black Gear drive for raised cam block on e-bay you might want to look at it.

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I got MGP 7.100 aluminum rods and raised cam block.I'm wondering if I could fit a Bryant 4.75 stroke crank with 2.20 journals.I think that's the hot ticket if it works out.
15.5 compression.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1375009
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Man, after reading all of this & knowing the costs I will have in my HEMI makes me think I should of went with a BBC.


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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: 6PKRTSE] #1375010
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Price one out and you will see that it is not cheap to build any brand in that HP bracket.
It's just money.......spend away.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Triple Threat] #1375011
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1200 hp costs roughly
block 6,000
rods 1500
pistons pins rings 1500
crank 3,000
intake 3,000
carbs 2,000
belt drive 1400
front drive distributer 500
rocker arms 3500
cam ,push rods, lifters etc 2,000
head complete CNC titanium valves,etc 7500
oil pan oil pump etc 1,000

plus machine work and labor




This adds up to

$32,900 if anyone was curious. Not including the machine work and labor. So add 4-10K more for that and incidentals

Or, buy Al's 99 and make 1340+ for a fraction.




Of course I didn't include any over the top additions as in diamond coated valves in mine. 175.00 each , CAMFX rollers 1500.00, actual cost my pistons, rings,pins and coatings 2250.00,
machine for 55 mm rollerized cam bearings,cost rod,main,cam bearings all coated.studs for heads and mains.Vacume pump 1700.00
In all total costs were close to 42,000

604" net result 1178 HP 860 lb torque all motor





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Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: HEMIFRED] #1375012
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Quote:

Quote:

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1200 hp costs roughly
block 6,000
rods 1500
pistons pins rings 1500
crank 3,000
intake 3,000
carbs 2,000
belt drive 1400
front drive distributer 500
rocker arms 3500
cam ,push rods, lifters etc 2,000
head complete CNC titanium valves,etc 7500
oil pan oil pump etc 1,000

plus machine work and labor




This adds up to

$32,900 if anyone was curious. Not including the machine work and labor. So add 4-10K more for that and incidentals

Or, buy Al's 99 and make 1340+ for a fraction.




Of course I didn't include any over the top additions as in diamond coated valves in mine. 175.00 each , CAMFX rollers 1500.00, actual cost my pistons, rings,pins and coatings 2250.00,
machine for 55 mm rollerized cam bearings,cost rod,main,cam bearings all coated.studs for heads and mains.Vacume pump 1700.00
In all total costs were close to 42,000

604" net result 1178 HP 860 lb torque all motor








Isn't it fun to make Real HP numbers!!!
Should we tell them what it cost to keep these engines happy with maintenance and rebuilds?

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Ok......so which 7-elevens are you guys robbing.

Re: My Plans have changed to a Hemi [Re: Sammy] #1375014
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looks like a dodge ram head to me from the front lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XvBVMX7BCo

here is the full build for the car that motor is going into

http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=23340&highlight=coronet

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looks like a dodge ram head to me from the front lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XvBVMX7BCo

here is the full build for the car that motor is going into

http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=23340&highlight=coronet






WOW!!!!



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Isn't it fun to make Real HP numbers!!!
Should we tell them what it cost to keep these engines happy with maintenance and rebuilds?



Yes please, I need to know (see sig)


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