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300-350 horse 350 on the cheap
I am building up a 350 for a 1st gen Rx7 I currently have
Carter 625 010 2 bolt block in need of honing 882 heads with 3 angle valve grind Edelbrock Sp 2p manifold Since the car will weight around 2500 pounds AFTER the swap And it has 3:90 gearing in the rear end I dont need much torque to move this thing I am looking to build more Hp then torque. I will either be using a T-56 or a turbo 350 in it Most likely the turbo 350 because I already have one is excellent shape and a t56 isnt cheap. I plan on selling or swapping the Sp p2 + cash for a Performer or Performer Rpm I havent Decided on a cam yet But I want power mid/top without going to a Hi Stall converter. Flat tops will be going in as well what else can I do to this motor to build power that isnt going to cost me a arm and a leg? keep in mind This is also My day driver so it needs to be pretty streetable. Bryce |
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a Comp XE268H would be perfect for what you want. Go with the Performer RPM.
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I would like to get a air gap manifold and new heads but I dont have the cash to do that.
I will most likely run the 882's ported with the 3 angle valve grind. I will see if i can get a performer Rpm but If I find a used performer for 30 bucks I am going to buy it. Is it worth getting hyper pistons over regular cast pistons? its only 30 bucks more How much power will I gain by running long tube headers vs shortys? Edit: I cant run a air gap manifold either because it will be too tall for the hood. What about weiland stealth 2 manifolds? |
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Kinda hard to say about the headers. Some might not experience much different but i'd say 5-10 ponies. Just make sure you have the ground clearance.
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I remember reading that shorty headers will make more (average) power over the operating range (on a mild street motor) than long tubes. The long tubes will have a higher peak hp but give up power lower in the rpm band. I don't think it was a large difference either way - IMO just get what will be easiest to work with.
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