***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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I finally dyno tested this 505 cid (4.350x4.250) mopar with 440 source heads that I ported. 9.8:1 custom hyd. roller grind using new xfi lobe ported source heads MP dual plane intake 1000HP holley 1 7/8 headers Made 614TQ @3900rpm and 534HP @5200rpm. Idles nice at 850rpm. Here's a link to the porting post I started a few weeks ago and some pics.... https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...rue#Post4858551
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Re: ***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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01/20/09 01:17 PM
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DO YOU HAVE FLOW #'S ON THE HEADS THAT YOU PORTED?
At the very top of this page, just above the first pic, there is a link to my post on porting those heads. I did not do a whole heck of alot of porting to them, rather just a mild street port job. No sand rolling, just re-did the valve job, slight chamber work, slight bowl work on intake and more on ex., and opened up the pushrod pinch on the intake side. That was it! Brian
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Re: ***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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01/20/09 01:38 PM
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would be interesting to see back to back pulls of that intake vs. an eddie RPM intake...
scratch that, just read in the other post you think it's a copy of the RPM...
Last edited by patrick; 01/20/09 01:40 PM.
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Re: ***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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Nice torque numbers!
The first time the car owner does a 360 trying to leave an intersection, he might reconsider the tire choice...
LOL...yeah I'd pay $$$ to see the look on his face when he does stab it to see what it's got.
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Re: ***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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Made 614TQ @3900rpm
That thing is a torque monster, stump puller... @ 3900 rpm!
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Re: ***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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01/21/09 03:31 AM
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This may be a silly question, but what kind of fuel economy could one expect out of something like that.
For example...if it were installed in a 1976 3/4 ton truck.
That massive tq curve and small cam would allow you to keep your foot out of the throttle when towing up big grades.
Funny you should bring this up. Carl, my customer was joking about the "racing" carb I told him to run on this engine. He likes oem stuff so anyways...with some load on the engine at 2300rpm, fuel flow was pretty low. I would imagine your right, but it would depend on the rpm of the engine at your typical cruise speed as to just how much fuel the engine will consume.
I can tell you with a smaller carb than this one, and tuned sharply, fuel mileage might not be so bad...but when you floor it....fogetaboutit
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Re: ***UPDATE ON 440 SOURCE HEADED STROKER***
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01/21/09 10:45 AM
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"Why are the torque and hp crossing paths at 4300rpm?"
Because they are using 2 different scales for the HP and TQ.
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