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    brandenbmx is offline Registered User Visit my Photo Gallery
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    well my current motor is a 350 60 over with my 400 crank. I have a spun bearing. It doesnt nock on moving the RPMS up but when it comming back down.
    It is a 1980 target block! and im pretty sure its not a 4 bolt, In fack I know its a 2 bolt, and I really dont want to use it again......
    stock heads performer rpm intake, holly 650 dp, headman headers,comp cam Duration 250/ 258, Lift .432/ .453, 4x4 cam

    The 305 is a early 90 z28 motor. It is a roller motor! So I was always told that the 305 heads were really restricting on these motors, so I figure Id use my fresh double humps 202/160s, my 400 crank "if its not all scared up" and go fuel injection and build somthing that wont be as easy to distroy but still make some power????

    I want to do this fairly inexpensivly. I have the 305 short block. I have the 400 crank. I have all the fuel injection stuff, and I have the double hump heads. So I want to use what I have with out buying a ton and still make something fun to drive.
    Last edited by brandenbmx; 08-31-2006 at 10:15 PM.

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    Hmm, using parts only because you happen to have them is not always a good idea. To build an engine that goes fast, and is fun to drive a long time you need to get the combination of parts correct. SBCs are very forgiving when it comes to running at all. Almost any combination will in fact run. But not always well. Consider your needs and the vehicle weight, set yourself a budget and then shop around for parts you need to achieve your goal. If parts you already have fall into this margin, so much the better. If not, keep them for later and buy other stuff for this engine. Building a motor is such a lot of work you don't want to kick yourself afterwards for saving 100 Bucks somewhere along the line.
    But that's just my opinion, as always.
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    http://www.goingfaster.com/spo/modthel03.html Ahh nuthin like a good hot 305 to make em cry,especially when they can still see the block numbers and know its a 305 block. I think the 400 crank in the 305 is a 331.Follow the build ups and you too can spank all these 383 magazine bolt together mismatched combos!!!Speed (rpm) Torque (lb-ft) Power (hp)
    3000 324.3 185.2
    3250 333.7 206.5
    3500 342.0 227.9
    3750 347.0 247.8
    4000 352.1 268.2
    4250 356.2 288.2
    4500 351.9 301.5
    4750 340.2 307.7
    5000 333.8 317.8
    5250 324.4 324.3
    5500 313.0 327.8
    5750 306.2 335.2
    6000 297.3 339.6
    6250 288.2 343.0
    6500 258.4 319.
    These numbers are with a basically stock motor and heads!!!
    Last edited by shawnlee28; 09-05-2006 at 11:04 AM.
    Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)

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    http://www.hioutput.com/tech/400hp/400hp.html These numbers show mustang gts and z-28 camaros disapearing in the rear view.!!!
    Engine Dyno Test

    RPM Horsepower Torque BSFC
    3500 210 314 .398
    4000 243 319 .394
    4500 270 320 .411
    5000 316 331 .417
    5500 361 344 .419
    6000 376 335 .444
    6500 378 305 .451
    6850 386 296 .464
    7200 402 287 .479
    big stall required!!!and good connecting rods!!!
    3500 lbs and 400 hp ,show a 1/4 time of high 11s @ 110 ,not bad for a 305!!
    Last edited by shawnlee28; 09-06-2006 at 11:11 AM.
    Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)

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