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    Default 500 hp sbc kits

    this is interesting and probably a good deal compared to most kits I see, listed as a 500hp kit
    http://store.summitracing.com/default.as...p;x=35&y=12
    TFS-K314-500-450 is the part number. Summit has it for $1750
    I find this kits info mis-leading in that they don,t go into the short block requirements NECESSARY to make the combo work
    (youll need something like a 350-406 10.5:1 cpr shortblock)
    Im running a set of TRICKFLOW heads on my 11:1 cpr 383 and Im making just under 500hp (N/A)( before the nitrous) but thats because I sellected to build an engine with a cam designed to maximize the potential of the 200hp nitrous system Im running, not the (N/A) results, theres nothing wrong with those TRICKFLOW HEADS that a mild port and bowl cleanup won,t fix, infact after that minimal work the heads slighly outflowed the 195cc AFR heads out of the box flow figures
    Ive built several 383-406 sbc engines using
    CROWERS #00471 hydrolic roller cam
    http://www.crower.com/misc/cam_spec...=00471&x=28&y=4
    and CRANES
    # 118551 solid roller cams
    http://www.cranecams.com/?show=brow...rtType=camshaft
    with 10.5-11:1 cpr that exceeded 500 N/A hp
    they require a 3.73-4.56 rear gear and a 3000rpm stall converter, plus other mods to work correctly
    theres many other combos that will get you a 500hp sbc, and you don,t necessarily need a roller cam or those cylinder heads either, BRODIX,AFR,DART PRO 1 and several hundred cams can get you there
    example
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles/article85/A-P1.htm
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles/article09/A9-P1.htm
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles/...e14/A14-P1.htm
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles/article94/A-P1.htm
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles/...e16/A16-P1.htm
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles/article31/A-P1.htm
    http://airflowresearch.com/articles.htm then look in / SB Chevy Articles/AFR Article Archive
    " IF YOU CAN,T SMOKE THE TIRES FROM A 60 MPH ROLLING START YOUR ENGINE NEEDS MORE WORK!!"

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    Here's the big debate, whether the 195cc heads will flow enough for 500HP. I think 210s would be better. Of course this depends upon the rest of the engine being maximized for higher flow. The 195s would improve the torque & lower the HP rpm.


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