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    My Head/Cam Set up Idea (383)

     



    Alright, So my Plan is Im building a 383 stroker, built for a 200 shot nitrous.

    bla bla forged everything balanced etc etc.

    but here's My Head/Cam Idea

    RHS:

    220cc Intake Runner
    72cc Combustion Chamber (fast burn)
    Large 2.02" Intake and 1.60" Exhaust Valves (+.100 length)
    Multi Angled Inlet & Radius Exhaust with Ductile Iron Seats (Out Flow Competition up to 5%)
    Angle Spark Plug
    Accept up to 1.550" Valve Springs and Standard Style Rocker Arms & Valve Train
    Bronze Valve Guides

    with a

    Xtreme energy Retro fit-Hyd. Roller DUration 288/294 and @.050 is 236/242 and Valve lift is.520/.540

    I want the Exhaust Valve to open a little sooner so some Compression can get Releasted sooner, so I Can run around a 10.5-1 Compression Ratio using nitrous.

    and Prolly a 1.5 Roller Rocker Arm

    What do you guys think?

    Also Have another Random Question

    You Think I Should Buy Billet Steel caps for my 350, or Just Stick With the Stock ones. Im Using ARP Main Studs.
    Last edited by Superjustin13; 04-06-2007 at 02:25 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Superjustin13
    Alright, So my Plan is Im building a 383 stroker, built for a 200 shot nitrous.

    bla bla forged everything balanced etc etc.

    but here's My Head/Cam Idea

    RHS:

    220cc Intake Runner
    72cc Combustion Chamber (fast burn)
    Large 2.02" Intake and 1.60" Exhaust Valves (+.100 length)
    Multi Angled Inlet & Radius Exhaust with Ductile Iron Seats (Out Flow Competition up to 5%)
    Angle Spark Plug
    Accept up to 1.550" Valve Springs and Standard Style Rocker Arms & Valve Train
    Bronze Valve Guides

    with a

    Xtreme energy Retro fit-Hyd. Roller DUration 288/294 and @.050 is 236/242 and Valve lift is.520/.540

    I want the Exhaust Valve to open a little sooner so some Compression can get Releasted sooner, so I Can run around a 10.5-1 Compression Ratio using nitrous.

    and Prolly a 1.5 Roller Rocker Arm

    What do you guys think?

    Also Have another Random Question

    You Think I Should Buy Billet Steel caps for my 350, or Just Stick With the Stock ones. Im Using ARP Main Studs.
    The heads I.M.O. are to large.
    I would look at heads that are 190 to 200 cc port volume.
    Also if you want to run the 200 shot I would run a min. of 10 degree's more on the exhaust side 12 to 14 would be even better.
    I would also run 112 or 114 l/s.
    If money where not an object I would also look at cylinder heads with a high exhaust to intake ratio.
    A good example of this would be the AFR 195 cc head.
    At 600 hp I would look at splayed caps.
    Over 650 and I would look at an after-market block.

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    Yeah, i was Afraid of having to go Aftermarket block Route.

    Dart Little M Blocks are pretty Spendy

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    What are you trying to accomplish? Track or street driven? Depending on which, there are some tips and tricks to do for better success and reliability. Fill us in some more. Good things can come of this.

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