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Old 08-23-2010, 06:16 PM
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Have 500hp bulldogs with 250 B&M Blowers and all internal components set for blowers but want to get back to Natural Aspirated Power and want to stick with the 600+hp if possible. Oh yeah! pretty tired of buying 93+ octane too!!! Whats the best way to get there product wise. Oh, and the whole Blower setup is for Sale. The port was rebuilt by SuperCharge America with 20-25 hrs total and the Star. was just done over the winter by the Blower Shop with 5-7 hrs on it, both are polished. Thanks Speed
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600hp on 87? Not sure on that one.



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Change the pulleys for less boost.
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Even if I had 330 HP BBC I would still run 93 octane, for the few pennys more per gal you have that extra bit of protection. Gas cheap, engines not.
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Well, thinking of 89 octane at the marina not trailering to the station. No, I just don't want the blowers anymore. Don't get me wrong they are a thing of beauty and great in crowds when you open the hatch but just want back to good old fashion HP. .....
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i am guessing thoses 250,s were pretty thristy.were you running dual quads or a domanator?
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No Single Carb. too much tweeking with Dual. Not really that bad on fuel cruising range mostly. You know the wife thing.
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No Single Carb. too much tweeking with Dual. Not really that bad on fuel cruising range mostly. You know the wife thing.
I don't get it? If you have 500hp and add a 250 blower single carb you get approx 625 hp, you want 600+ hp natural, your gonna spend lots of $$$ and pull the engine appart. Also 93 will be a must and fuel consumption will be the same Your wife just doesn't like blowers? Save the cash and tell her to blow you
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If you go with aluminum heads you might be able to make 600hp on 89 octane with the 540ci/500 Bulldogs that you have. Keep the comp ratio down to around 9.0-9.25 and timing around 32* and make sure to dyno them with 89 octane fuel and watch the AFR's and EGT's.
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540-565 cu in decent heads, 9-1 comp good cam 1050carb no problem..
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