HP estimate??
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My motor now:
Chevy Bowtie Block
502 Marine HP Heads (Fresh springs and conical valves)
Roller Rockers BB 1.7 "PRO SERIES"
Edlebrock Airgap RPM intake manifold
502/502 cam from crate motor
SRP lightweight flat tops
Dimple Rods
Holly 850 Double Pumper
Anyone want to make a HP estimate???
Chevy Bowtie Block
502 Marine HP Heads (Fresh springs and conical valves)
Roller Rockers BB 1.7 "PRO SERIES"
Edlebrock Airgap RPM intake manifold
502/502 cam from crate motor
SRP lightweight flat tops
Dimple Rods
Holly 850 Double Pumper
Anyone want to make a HP estimate???
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Longrange4u,
I guess I'll look for the answer to my HP question here
Have you ran it yet. I even noticed that engine came with exhaust...not a bad find by the looks of it.
I guess I'll look for the answer to my HP question here
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Smittys close 525-550.... I'll bet the 850 is fat, try a 800.
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This was in a previous post on my 496. I am running a 750 Demon Double Pumper
This is based on 496 inches at 5400rpm max
Total airflow requirements:
658.75 cfm
49.49 pounds of air.
3.36 pounds of fuel
Fuel Supply requirements:
0.56 gallons per minute for 14.7 A/F ratio.
38.66 gallons per hour for 12.8 A/F ratio.
146.33 liters per hour for 12.8 A/F ratio.
Here is the link http://www.smokemup.com/auto_math/airflow.php
the plus 15% is for marine applications based on what I have seen in this forum
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This is based on 496 inches at 5400rpm max
Total airflow requirements:
658.75 cfm
49.49 pounds of air.
3.36 pounds of fuel
Fuel Supply requirements:
0.56 gallons per minute for 14.7 A/F ratio.
38.66 gallons per hour for 12.8 A/F ratio.
146.33 liters per hour for 12.8 A/F ratio.
Here is the link http://www.smokemup.com/auto_math/airflow.php
the plus 15% is for marine applications based on what I have seen in this forum