Is anyone here runing a 396 stroker in there Third Gen. Thanks Insaine

 

Not sure about here, but I know a few guys are running 383s with superrams over at www.thirdgen.org . Your 396 is a stroked smallblock? I dont think accel makes a superram for bigblocks, but if it's a smallblock, it'd be a good investment...little pricey imo, I'd rather go for the HSR, but still a great intake.

 

Yes there is a Super Ram for big block chevy. I cant find it assembled but here it is on Accels website:
http://accel-dfi.com/ProductDetails....&minselection=
http://accel-dfi.com/ProductDetails....&minselection=

It looks a lot like a Holley Stealth Ram, but Accel had this out years ago.

GM High Tech Performance magazine built a 396 small block stroker engine with a Super Ram a couple years ago. If I remember correctly, it put down about 360 HP to the wheels, and was smog legal for New Jersey. Its kinda weak now, as we have one 355 Super Ram here in SoCal putting down 360+ at the wheels and another 355 Super Ram putting 375 at the wheels, both are CA smog legal.
I found GMHTP's Project Magnum TPI here: http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...a_track_times/

 

I building a 396 small block for my car, the super ram would probaby flow it, but so would a stock TPI, it would chocke it a bit but not as much as you would thnk

heres a link of a bunch of intakes avalible with dyno tests

http://www.vancouverfbody.com/forums...?topic=13598.0

 

a 396 is a 355 bore with a 3.875 stroke, basicly an 1/8" more stroke than a 383

 

Yeah I wasnt sure, didn't know you could get a 396 combo out of a 350. Pretty cool though.

 

Here is a 396 SuperRam build up....
http://www.gmhightechperformance.com...air_induction/

 

that big block super ram is sweet

 

Yes, I am running a stroker 395 cu.in (350 stroked and bored). I was not sure you meant a small block or the actual big block 396.

 

Are you sure you are running a 395 and not a 396 .

 

A 4.030 bore with a 3.875 stroke in a 395.4 cubic inch. Most people call it a 396...some call it a 395....but techincally its a 395.4. So...its just preference.

 

Yes I know that but everyone rounds up like the 350 is a 4.000 bore with a 3.480 stroke is really a 349.8 cubic inch just thought everyone might not know that info.