Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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Don't get me wrong, the DP intake isn't anything fancy. It' a compromised intake that in basic design, a carb intake.
That being said, I'd only use one on a 426+ CI motor, 240+ @.050 camshaft, 12:1 compression on 93, 2" headers with heads like my eagles. That would be over 550rwhp from a streetable combination, and it would be perfect to run a 250+shot on.
As a matter of fact, that just may be what I build next...but with the shorter intake. It would be way less trouble than the forced induction on my car.
sounds like mine except the comp
what valve covers are you running?
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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09/28/14 06:15 AM
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Mines not really a " build" - Factory 6.1 crate SRTMAXPLUS cam 218/227 566/556 Indy modman Dual 500 Eddies PSI 1511 springs Carter 120gph fuel pump MSD 6013 ignition pack Alloy radiator, overflow and puke tank Factory coils, plugs Fwiw...I had horrendous issues getting a decent fuel distribution and pump shot to get the car to launch clean. Pretty much fixed it by using a plenum divider - but next time Id run the Edelbrock DP dual quad intake or a blower
67 RO23 clone with 6.1 SRT Hemi and dual quads. Soon to have Drag Pak induction and Throttle body.
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
[Re: AlexP]
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09/28/14 08:32 AM
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I am using stock non MDS lifters that are gutted and had a solid roller grind cam made for it.
Also I do have the Harland Sharps that are not cheap
Alex The FAST XFI is great now that the motor is happy. I had so many issues with the HYD roller cam and non ADJ rockers valve springs push rods etc... that I had motor issues not EFI tunning issues like I first thought.
Good to hear, what magic is there in your lifters?
Also, what is the static and dynamic compression?
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
[Re: justinp61]
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09/28/14 04:05 PM
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What is the answer to prevent crank bearing failure?
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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A previous post talked about oiling issues. I have a couple stock 5.7 engines with spun bearings. I have not inspected. But for $100 they were a good deal. 05 5.7's.
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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09/28/14 04:58 PM
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There has, and IMO opinion it has something to do with the crossdrilling of stock 5.7 cranks. The fellow that was having issues with a circle track engine put in an aftermarket crank and has been having success ever since IIRC. This issue has not reared its ugly head to my knowledge in the LX community with guys turning 7K with 6.1's or newer Eagle 5.7's. Also there is an emptying of the pan issue that happens at 7k + rpm that has been mentioned and the FS drag paks are all running 10qt pans because of this it seems.
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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Not sure on my compression but cranking compression is 240 PSI
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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09/29/14 01:39 AM
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getting ready to do this swap in the next few weeks/months in my 67 coronet. 5.7 hemi out of a 04 Durango. indy modman intake, will have a special built carb, using my original 904 trans, msd6 for spark. right now its stock motor making around 350hp maybe with intake and carb..??? dunno. I plan to swap a cam and springs, before dropping it in. so looooooving this thread... and I will add to it as time go's on. I also have a hemi build thread going over on the b-body board.
67 Dodge Coronet 500 (Hemi 5.7 swap)
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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09/29/14 01:57 PM
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Not sure on my compression but cranking compression is 240 PSI
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A stock 5.7 is almost 200.
These motors don't mind compression at all. You can run high-ish compression and an aggressive timing curve on 93 without issue.
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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09/29/14 02:13 PM
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Don't get me wrong, the DP intake isn't anything fancy. It' a compromised intake that in basic design, a carb intake.
That being said, I'd only use one on a 426+ CI motor, 240+ @.050 camshaft, 12:1 compression on 93, 2" headers with heads like my eagles. That would be over 550rwhp from a streetable combination, and it would be perfect to run a 250+shot on.
As a matter of fact, that just may be what I build next...but with the shorter intake. It would be way less trouble than the forced induction on my car.
sounds like mine except the comp
what valve covers are you running?
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
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09/29/14 05:33 PM
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Has anyone used one of these to convert a VVT HEMI to use a standard cam? http://m.ebay.com/itm/131309571355?nav=SEARCH
There is a phaser eliminator kit from comp cams and one tuner that I spoke with said that its as simple as swapping to an older cam and crank sensor if you wanted to run it on aftermarket efi.
If you go with a factory computer from Hotwire, you can keep the VVT and variable intake manifold.
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Re: please share your gen 3 Hemi build
[Re: uncledon]
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09/29/14 05:50 PM
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getting ready to do this swap in the next few weeks/months in my 67 coronet. 5.7 hemi out of a 04 Durango. indy modman intake, will have a special built carb, using my original 904 trans, msd6 for spark. right now its stock motor making around 350hp maybe with intake and carb..??? dunno. I plan to swap a cam and springs, before dropping it in. so looooooving this thread... and I will add to it as time go's on. I also have a hemi build thread going over on the b-body board.
So far no one I know of has had success in getting decent fuel distribution using a single carb on a Modman - Even Indy made 40hp more running dual quads in a Mopar Muscle article!
Look forward to hearing how your 'special carb' pans out - most of us have had to cover the poor low end flow by using a big 'tip in' ...and even then the manifold seems to demand a big AF volume at the high end - a lot like a tunnel ram.
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