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Old 03-13-2008, 09:57 PM
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I am freshening and upgrading a bit. I have a 454 Mag 60 over, 7lb boost ProCharged M3 SC, Merc ignition, and the following additional. Edelbrock aluminum heads #61559 2.50 intake 1.90 exhaust, long runners are 320 short are 310, 118 CC, compression is 10:1. Cam is 236/238 @ 50 112 LC lift is 595 total custom grind with 1.8 rockers full hydraulic roller. I am currently running 50lb injectors. Will these work or should I go with 60lb injectors.
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50# should be okay. It all depends on how your ecm is mapped.
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Do you have any idea what horse power was before making the improvments? And what about % of duty cylce on the old setup? What is the fuel PSI?
If you dont have a way of looking at duty cycle, then hp and psi #'s will help.
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Originally Posted by RBeyer
I am freshening and upgrading a bit. I have a 454 Mag 60 over, 7lb boost ProCharged M3 SC, Merc ignition, and the following additional. Edelbrock aluminum heads #61559 2.50 intake 1.90 exhaust, long runners are 320 short are 310, 118 CC, compression is 10:1. Cam is 236/238 @ 50 112 LC lift is 595 total custom grind with 1.8 rockers full hydraulic roller. I am currently running 50lb injectors. Will these work or should I go with 60lb injectors.
EMI Thunder exhaust. any thing besides the the reflash and possible injector change am I'm missing anything.
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7 LBS on a 10-1 Motor seems on the high side .....Also 2.50 is a huge intake valve ...sure it is not 2.30?
Better get lots of fuel to it for sure.....

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50 lb injectors, base fuel pressure set at 43.5, boost referenced regulator, 700 hp.
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That is surely a misprint... 2.5 intake valve on a 320 head? Highly doubt that.... the valves wouldn't clear the bore on a 454.

I think 10:1 with that much boost is gonna be really pushing it with 7 lbs on pump gas. Watch closely for detonation!!!

I think GPM has a pretty good baseline.

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Originally Posted by Mr Gadgets
Do you have any idea what horse power was before making the improvments? And what about % of duty cylce on the old setup? What is the fuel PSI?
If you dont have a way of looking at duty cycle, then hp and psi #'s will help.
Estimations were in the low 700's prior, Don't have duty cycle. Fuel pressure at WOT is 78 to 80.
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Originally Posted by niceguy
That is surely a misprint... 2.5 intake valve on a 320 head? Highly doubt that.... the valves wouldn't clear the bore on a 454.

I think 10:1 with that much boost is gonna be really pushing it with 7 lbs on pump gas. Watch closely for detonation!!!

I think GPM has a pretty good baseline.
These are the actual speck:
Edelbrock 61559 - Edelbrock BB-Chevy Performer RPM Aluminum Cylinder Heads



BB-Chevy Performer RPM 454-R Marine Aluminum Cylinder Head
315cc/300cc (Long/Short) Rectangle Ports
118cc Comb. Chambers
2.250''/1.890'' Valves
7/16'' Rocker Studs
Sold Individually

They have been ported significanlt to the 320 -310 runner. Every thing else is correct.
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Estimations were in the low 700's prior, Don't have duty cycle. Fuel pressure at WOT is 78 to 80.
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why so high? what was the pressure at idle?
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why so high? what was the pressure at idle?
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