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I'm building a 496,using a small b&m street blower,single carb,steeling headers. what pistons and heads should i use. i have a set of open camber heads laying around. i would like 700 horses. i'm on a budget wifes going back to school. thanks for your help
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To get anywhere near 700 hp you will have to go with a bigger blower (671/420 or so) the small B&M makes a better heat pump than a supercharger when you try to spin it fast enough to produce the numbers you are looking for.
A set of forged flat tops, mildly ported rectange port GM heads and a 671 set up for 6-7 lbs on a Superchiller and a decent hyd. roller cam will give you what you need.
...just my .02
Kurt
A set of forged flat tops, mildly ported rectange port GM heads and a 671 set up for 6-7 lbs on a Superchiller and a decent hyd. roller cam will give you what you need.
...just my .02
Kurt
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My 509 engines make 696 chp@6000 on the dyno. 8.6 c/r, rectangle-port heads, mild hydraulic flat-tappet cam, B&M250 blowers with single Dominators at 7 lbs. boost.
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The 174 blower you have is almost too small for your cu in engine. The 700 hp goal can be easily obtained if you go to a 671 or comparable supercharger. The 174 can only make 4-5 psi on a 500cubic in engine and that is turned up (more heat). Best of luck with your project.