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Seeking build advise!
Hello, I have been reading this forum for a long time and really appreciate the knowledge I have gained. I am hoping to find a few answers…
I am pulling my 7.4 mpi/procharger m1 this week. It runs fine, but I want to change out the cast internals before something bad happens. I am not looking for balls out hp as I like the smooth dependability I have right now, just figured I would make improvements where I can while the engine is out. I am looking for advice on which way to go. - I want to keep the procharger- I like the way it runs and it is a lot of HP for the money. It also fits nicely into my engine compartment #1 - I am thinking of installing your basic eagle or scat forged rotating assembly. Should I change the rods or not? Any input on which brand or parts to go with? #2 - I have a complete 454 efi setup I want to put on so I a have a better fuel system and greater cfm for the procharger (only gonna run 5 psi). I am looking at a pair of relatively inexpensive rectangle port heads (14097088) that are needed for intake swap. Any input on weather this is a good or bad idea? Is this going to be compatible with my gen vi block? I am on a pretty tight budget and don’t want to throw down for high dollar heads, which raises the next question – #3 - If I pull this off, am I going to get away with my stock exhaust? Oh yeah, another guestion, #4 - What cam would you recommend? Any and all input would be greatly appreciated. |
Anybody???
O.K. how about this.... Would EMI Thunder manifolds with EMI cast aluminum risers suffice on this set up? |
I used a stroker crank, stock rods and the pistons to match the crank and made a 496 that was strong with 049 Oval ports. The 088 and procharger set up would be stout. It's hardly ever a bolt together though. Find a good Machinist and builder to help.
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Originally Posted by kennyo
(Post 2428025)
I used a stroker crank, stock rods and the pistons to match the crank and made a 496 that was strong with 049 Oval ports. The 088 and procharger set up would be stout. It's hardly ever a bolt together though. Find a good Machinist and builder to help.
What intake did you have on that with the oval port heads? |
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