528" from 440 source

[68chargerboy]

anyone use this kit yet? wondering it is a good base to start my build planning on producing 750-800hp. let me know

thanks

Zach

[tan top]

that kind of power in a stock block , with 2 bolt mains , would need a block gurdle & aftermarket main caps , &  also external oiling  i think  no room for internal pick up   
that much power , i would be looking into a aftermarket block i think

[Blown70]

anyone use this kit yet? wondering it is a good base to start my build planning on producing 750-800hp. let me know

thanks

Zach

Zach, you are close to pushing the limits at 750hp in stock form, often its not if but when you drop the crank at that point.  I have seen block split and if your not careful when it happens  that will destroy rods, pistons and crankshafts along with a lot of everyother accesory on the bottom of the engine.

Not to be a dick here but have you driven a car with 600+ horse/tq before?  I just dont know your expericence?

[68chargerboy]

yea my guy at the machine shop says he is going to build the block so i can handel all that power, im guessing he is do 4 bolt main and a girdle and im sure some other stuff too.  should be a fun car!!!

[68chargerboy]

yea my guy at the machine shop says he is going to build the block so i can handel all that power, im guessing he is do 4 bolt main and a girdle and im sure some other stuff too.  should be a fun car!!!

no offense taken, yea i have driven a car that i ran a 9.89 in, it was my dads buddys chebby nova.  and on top of that i race my bike nearly every weekend and run low 10s with that, i know a bike is nothing like a car but either way its haulin ass. 

[Blown70]

yea my guy at the machine shop says he is going to build the block so i can handel all that power, im guessing he is do 4 bolt main and a girdle and im sure some other stuff too.  should be a fun car!!!

Keep in mind too though that girdle and 4 bolt mains will only do so much, meaning maybe make it last till 800.  The way the webbing and blocks from stock are constructed,,,, they often still fail at that mark,  just FYI.....

[68chargerboy]

thats good info to know thanks! well i sounds like u guys are terrified of that power in an original block, so what do u suggest i get for a new block? if im spending the money i want to do it right the first time lol

[Blown70]

thats good info to know thanks! well i sounds like u guys are terrified of that power in an original block, so what do u suggest i get for a new block? if im spending the money i want to do it right the first time lol

Terrified, no, just dont want to see you break, a block, (which would be the least of your worries), its all the stuff that goes along with it.... a good 2-3000+ worth of parts, not to mention machining.

Indy Maxx blocks are supposed to be good.   they make steel or alum (I think).... dont knw exact cost off the top of my head.... There also is a thread on Moparts about another brand I was not aware of not too long ago....look like GREAT stuff... most after markets will be $3-5000 for the block.  Not sure if world did just Hemi or RB too?

[LUMI]

World makes them

http://www.worldcastings.com/products.php?product_type_key=1

[oldschool]

anyone use this kit yet? wondering it is a good base to start my build planning on producing 750-800hp. let me know

thanks

Zach

you would be suprised at what it takes to make 800 streetable horsepower.be ready to throw  money at it. ask me how i know 

[mauve66]

500 HP RB block and a 300HP hit of nitrous

[68chargerboy]

anyone use this kit yet? wondering it is a good base to start my build planning on producing 750-800hp. let me know

thanks

Zach

you would be suprised at what it takes to make 800 streetable horsepower.be ready to throw  money at it. ask me how i know 

i would like to hear!!!! how do u know? lol

[68chargerboy]

500 HP RB block and a 300HP hit of nitrous

possibly some nitrous but not 300! lol.  im thinking of a blower motor 

[westcoastdodge]

what about these 
http://www.kolenoperformance.com/

[tan top]

what about these 
http://www.kolenoperformance.com/

yeah  been looking at these blocks my self   

[Blown70]

what about these 
http://www.kolenoperformance.com/

those are the ones I was speaking of (saw on moparts.).... to me they look great... bit more weight for strenght than a stocker... but worth it if your going to HIGH HP

[firefighter3931]

Zach, you really should be looking at an aftermarket block if your intentions are to build a blown stroker. The stock block will be a ticking time bomb at those power levels. 



Ron