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Re: What are the cons of having a Hemi 99 [Re: 7sec.cuda] #1473502
07/25/13 09:16 PM
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100 passes on a rebuild not even maybe and when ours is runnin good we usually take out a valve spring every third pass




Who's valve springs are you running?
Are you breaking them or just replacing them. Every 3 passes is a lose lose deal.

Re: What are the cons of having a Hemi 99 [Re: Sammy] #1473503
07/25/13 09:40 PM
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If u could get one of these to the 650"+ range what would the RPM range be? What are the deck heights and bore of the 99 HEMI'S?

Re: What are the cons of having a Hemi 99 [Re: WO23Coronet] #1473504
07/25/13 10:23 PM
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The 4.900 bore space Hemi 99 has a 9.00" +/- deck height. The 5"bore space you can get taller blocks for. Of course if unlimited budget you can have a billet block made anyway you want. I toyed with the idea of using a CNC motorsports BB Ferd block drilled for the Hemi 99 heads. The valvetrain geometry would suck though. They make those blocks up to 11" deck iirc.

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