GT 5.0 Bored .30 Over and Car Built. Whats your HP Guess???

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  1. Manewaymja2 Member

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    Hi there guys, wanted to see what you thought about a car im buying and what HP ratings you think will be produced.
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    302-.30 over
    8:1 compression
    Hastings rings .17 top, .15 bottom
    Tall Ford Racing valve covers-black
    Edelbrock Performer RPM aluminum heads
    7/16 head studs w/ 1/2 spacers
    Ford Motorsports 1:6 aluminum roller rocker arms
    Hardened push rods
    BBK long tube headr and H-pipe
    Mac flow path 2 & 1/2" mufflers
    Comp roller cam
    30 lb. injectors
    Mac gear drive timing
    ProFlow mass air meter
    70mm throttle body
    Ford idle air adjuster spacer
    Milodon 7-quart oil pan with windage tray
    GT-40 lower intake w/ Car tech upper (extruded/honed)
    High volume oil pump w/ hardened drive shaft
    ProCharger P600 9-14 psi w/ 2-core intercooler
    MSD 6 boost timing master ignition
    MSD Blaster TFI coil
    BBK adjustable fuel pressure regulator
    1901ph fuel pump
    Potima battery
    140 amp alternator
    16 inch electric fan pulling/14 inch electric fam pushing
    AFCO 2-core aluminum radiator

    DRIVE TRAIN:
    Adjustable clutch cable and quadrant
    Tremec TKO tranny
    Ram clutch
    8.8 rear end (Strang 3.73 gears)
    5-lug disc brake conversion

    Guages:
    200 mph white face gauges
    AutMeter monster tach w/ shift light
    2/16 boost gauge
    2 & 5/8 mechanical fuel pressure gauge
    2 & 1/16 air/fuel ratio gauge
    Dual gauge pod on A-pillar

    Chassis:
    8-point rollcage
    Cross bar subframe connectors
    Factory 5 lower and upper control arms
    Lower Wild Rides battle boxes
    Sallen strut tower brace
    17 x 9.5 rims
    205/40R17 front tires
    275/40R17 street drage radials

    Thats the Build Give your input Please.....:nice::nice:
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    Looks like one hell of a nice ride :nice:


    Horsepower numbers depends on cam specs and boost pressure
    id say over 400 to wheels since it has 8 to 1 compression and can take more boost because of it
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    not much on the fuel side of things...........I would say 380-400 at crank. But that's a guess.
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    Call me a dick, but did you build this, or did you get the info out of a catelogue and ask us what it would make?

    I agree, lack of fuel might be an issue...
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    This car is a built car that im going to buy. The Owner built the car from ground up. I notice that you guys talk about the fuel. What can i do to upgrade the fuel, say maybe just bigger injectors (50lb) and say a 255lph in-tank pump instead of the 190. Any suggestions?????:shrug: This car does exist. Do you think its a good built engine??????????????
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    I agree with 25thmustang but to answer your question:
    I would say add a 255 f/p, Fuel pressure regulator, I am assuming you already have a calibrated maf for the 30lbers? I dont think anymore than the 30's is needed IMO
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    {Call me a dick, but did you build this, or did you get the info out of a catelogue and ask us what it would make?}

    Is the engine build not good and whats do you guys mean by this statement?
    :nice::notnice::shrug:

    Also you mentioned a Pressure regulator / or do you mean a 255lph intank pump?

    Thanks Matt
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    well in my opinion the engine would be fine with the 30's and the 190 pump. However I would think you may be pushing it with the blower as the demand for fuel goes with boost. I woulkd personally run a 42 or bigger injector as well as a minimum of a 255lph HO pump. I'm running both of these on my 331 with a Paxton 1220SL seeing abouth 7lbs of boost.

    I couldn't find the chart but if you search these forums you will be able to see the recommended injector for horsepower levels.
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    oh also is it tuned with a chip or other device or is it running an fmu?
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    I think it has a FMU!!!!!!
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    If you bought it I would ditch the FMU too and get a tune from a reputable shop / tuner.
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    I have a post on the 5.0 Tech articles here now, looking for a tuner tech that is willing to travell to the Bahamas, as this is where the car is. Have any ideas ???? I guess i should go with at least 50lb Injectors and (2) 255lph Pumps or simmilar just to be sure and safe.
    Thanks Matt
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    OK it NEEDS atleast 42's and 255 intank 255 inline. It doesnt NEED a regulator but it would be nice. A tune is also needed throw that fmu in the trash. I would expect nothing less then 450 rwhp, should be more though. Put some front tires on the thing too.
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    x2 - exactly what i was going to say
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    I Ordered some 50lb Injectors and 1 in tank 255lph Pump and a Inline areomotive pump that flows 350lph. I Hope that will do it. I already have a Bigger Fuel Rail and a Pressure Regulator. Im trying to have the Car Tuned as well.

    Any more forseen issues guys???:nice:
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    Sounds like it should be up to par to me. Will make good power, blower cars are fun.
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    Thanks Guys for all the input, Thanks for helping me geting me on the right track.
    I will post times etc once tuned.
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    Yea, what Bentley said. Sounds like you're on the right track. 50s and a 255 will be enough fuel to make enough power to split the block. Hopefully you go to a tuner that knows what he is doing. With that low of compression you will be able to crank up the boost and run a ridiculous amount of timing. There's no reason you should leave with less than 450-500rwhp unless you want the block to stay together, but that's no fun, live a little.
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    Anyone heard of a guy named Greg at Speedy Dyno in Owensboro KY. This is where its going and he will be using a SCT Tuner.

    Anyone have used him before or any good things heard about him??????:nice::nice:
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    Run a google search. Ask about his experience with pushrod cars, smallblock Ford's especially.

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