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Beginning to plan out my next engine build for the ol' Formula. Currently have 454's with 500efi cams. Wanting to build a 500+ cubic inch short block to use with my current 310 Merlin aluminum heads. 600hp goal with longevity and reliability in mind. SRP has a piston for 4.560" bore that I could use with new blocks and a 6.385" rod. That makes a 523cid. Does anyone have anything similar with a 310cc cylinder head? Toying around with the idea of a Solid roller cam as well.
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That would be a nice combo imo. Solid roller not really needed, being that you mentioned "longevity". That combo, a decent cam, should do 600hp without breaking a sweat using a hydraulic.

That being said, a 523ci, 10:1 solid roller 6500rpm setup, has a nice ring to it.

Vintage chromoly built a 516ci if i recall, made some good power.
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Yeah buddy! Is it horrible that I want a solid roller for the crackly idle sound ? lol
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Solid roller here.

mine is a short stroke too. 3.920" with a 4.540 bore.

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Yeah buddy! Is it horrible that I want a solid roller for the crackly idle sound ? lol
Describe crackly...it's not in my terminology.
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Just a good crisp sound. I have the Imco powerflow manifolds and long tailpipes for the TRS.
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You can't do that with a HR ? Oh, is your exhaust dry ?
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You can't do that with a HR ? Oh, is your exhaust dry ?
Exhaust is wet but does dump pretty far back in the pipe. I know a Hydraulic Roller would do it. Wondering what effects taking weight off of the valvetrain would be with a solid lifter setup. They will probably end up with 741's or something similar but it doesn't hurt to experiment with the idea of a solid roller.
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Solid roller here.

mine is a short stroke too. 3.920" with a 4.540 bore.
Your build has definitely been one to inspire. I bet it sounds good!
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Thanks for the kind words.
here's a video of the engine on the dyno Tyler.
You should have no problem making the number you are after.

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