1000hp N/a
04-06-2005, 08:23 AM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
Originally Posted by Mindgame
That changes everything then. See, if you take away the "pump gas" factor, then you have unlimited rpm, compression, etc....... basically a race engine that wouldn't be suitable for street action. Big difference there.
I use to race a 1000 hp n/a small-block... one of Sonny's creations. It took over 500 cid and close to 10k rpm to do it though. And no, I didn't drive the car to work.
-Mindgame
I use to race a 1000 hp n/a small-block... one of Sonny's creations. It took over 500 cid and close to 10k rpm to do it though. And no, I didn't drive the car to work.
-Mindgame
well anyway, you should drive it work.
04-06-2005, 03:02 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
old PST motors are floating around now cheap as can be. Even with the old port technology of the gm splayed head, with todays lobe technology you should be able to come by a 1000NA 358 for under $20k ready to fire.
Thanks
Dennis
Thanks
Dennis
04-06-2005, 06:03 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
Originally Posted by number77
sorry to bring this one back...
well its been a while but out of no where the name hit me. Dennis Faerman. like i said before i don't know what kind of gas it was on, i just know that my friend said that guy knew his stuff.
well its been a while but out of no where the name hit me. Dennis Faerman. like i said before i don't know what kind of gas it was on, i just know that my friend said that guy knew his stuff.
04-06-2005, 06:55 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
Originally Posted by Boost It!
not even when you're running late?
well anyway, you should drive it work.
well anyway, you should drive it work.
-Mindgame
04-06-2005, 06:56 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
Originally Posted by AdioSS
I was looking through SuperFlow's website and found the contact info for Mr. Faerman here -> http://www.superflow.com/TestCenters...g-engines.html
04-06-2005, 07:00 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
Originally Posted by Mindgame
Top Sportsman cars don't exactly make for good daily transportation. Although I'm sure some here would disagree....
-Mindgame
-Mindgame
Last edited by stealthblack; 04-10-2005 at 11:04 PM.
04-06-2005, 07:01 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
You south Texas guys hang out in gangs on the internet doncha?
And here's another Texan to add to the list.....
Dennis Faerman
Faerman Racing Engines
4200 Pinemont
Houston,TX 77018
So much talent in such a cruddy city... who would have figured.
-Mindgame
And here's another Texan to add to the list.....
Dennis Faerman
Faerman Racing Engines
4200 Pinemont
Houston,TX 77018
So much talent in such a cruddy city... who would have figured.
-Mindgame
10-27-2005, 10:12 PM
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Re: 1000hp N/a
Originally Posted by airflowdevelop
old PST motors are floating around now cheap as can be. Even with the old port technology of the gm splayed head, with todays lobe technology you should be able to come by a 1000NA 358 for under $20k ready to fire.
Thanks
Dennis
Thanks
Dennis
has the cam technology gotten that much better.Although i guess the Hp levels werent exactly advertised to the public when they were around.
about what specs would a cam like that have, generally?
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