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Re: 500" Engine Build 440 Source? [Re: Von] #602170
02/10/10 12:36 PM
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so 915 with .040 quench what compression can I run and still use pump regular or premium?




About 9.5:1 with the steel heads.

Dave [/quote)

I dang sure dont agree with this statement. Im running 10.5 with open chamber iron heads, without any detonation problems. No quench whatsoever. Of course I have a decent sized cam, [Email]259@.050[/Email], but 9.5 is on the conservative side.





I agree with Von because as I said I am running 10.0 with 906 heads and no ping at all. I even run on 92 pump alot as thats all some of my local stations have. I do have fairly good quench as all cylinders are in the .040 to .042 area and I use the MP .557 cam. Ron

Re: 500" Engine Build 440 Source? [Re: Von] #602171
03/01/10 09:12 AM
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Just a quick question. I had overheating problems on a prior engine that was bored out 0.060. I have two possible engines I can use, one is an early 440 that cleans up at 0.040 and the other is a late 440 with stock bore that would be 0.030.

I'm partial to using the early 440 at 0.040 bore, would this extra bore factor into any scenarios of overheating?

Re: 500" Engine Build 440 Source? [Re: kz5rt2] #602172
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Just a quick question. I had overheating problems on a prior engine that was bored out 0.060. I have two possible engines I can use, one is an early 440 that cleans up at 0.040 and the other is a late 440 with stock bore that would be 0.030.

I'm partial to using the early 440 at 0.040 bore, would this extra bore factor into any scenarios of overheating?




I would use the late 440. The later 440's gained a small amount of strength over the earlier ones and you can sell the earlier one to someone who cares about date codes.

Re: 500" Engine Build 440 Source? [Re: DaytonaTurbo] #602173
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Just a quick question. I had overheating problems on a prior engine that was bored out 0.060. I have two possible engines I can use, one is an early 440 that cleans up at 0.040 and the other is a late 440 with stock bore that would be 0.030.

I'm partial to using the early 440 at 0.040 bore, would this extra bore factor into any scenarios of overheating?




I would use the late 440. The later 440's gained a small amount of strength over the earlier ones and you can sell the earlier one to someone who cares about date codes.





It took me 4 years to find a standard bore 1978 440 casting...the only difference is a little more meat casted into the bottom of the block though.


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