Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
I was wondering if there are any... i haven't found one.
with the upcoming 7L engine from the c6 z06 and its new heads that supposedly will flow around 370cfm (which I still don't believe). Having an aluminum 7L engine is a neat option or upgrade.
Since aftermarket aluminum blocks are not as easy on installation of factory parts and since aftermarket aluminum blocks are extremely expensive, the iron was pretty much the choice to go. But... with the iron blocks, are there any that have reverse cooling?
with the upcoming 7L engine from the c6 z06 and its new heads that supposedly will flow around 370cfm (which I still don't believe). Having an aluminum 7L engine is a neat option or upgrade.
Since aftermarket aluminum blocks are not as easy on installation of factory parts and since aftermarket aluminum blocks are extremely expensive, the iron was pretty much the choice to go. But... with the iron blocks, are there any that have reverse cooling?
Re: Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
i dont know what they flow but i do know they are factory CNC ported heads.
I think the last figure i heard was 200g/s or minture or something like that at SAE conditions.
theres mass flow, convert it to volume flow after you google air density
I think the last figure i heard was 200g/s or minture or something like that at SAE conditions.
theres mass flow, convert it to volume flow after you google air density
Re: Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
Originally Posted by The Highlander
I was wondering if there are any... i haven't found one.
with the upcoming 7L engine from the c6 z06 and its new heads that supposedly will flow around 370cfm (which I still don't believe). Having an aluminum 7L engine is a neat option or upgrade.
with the upcoming 7L engine from the c6 z06 and its new heads that supposedly will flow around 370cfm (which I still don't believe). Having an aluminum 7L engine is a neat option or upgrade.
Re: Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
Originally Posted by SS Mark
It probably has a very mild cam in it, with 427ci and 370cfm(assuming they flow that stock) it would be really easy to make 500hp.
Re: Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
Originally Posted by SBCGENII
I believe the air intake is the size of a straw on that car due to the rules of the Gts class
That extra few inches they cut on the C6 is going to hurt them on the track. Concidering the great sucess they had this year, dont expect them to stop. And hell, when your budget is $20m, its awfully hard not to
Re: Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
Originally Posted by marshall93z
i thought making it shorter was supposed to make it faster? though that was why they did it...
aero
ever notice how long supercars are? look at the s7
the car is shorter but the wheelbase is longer
Re: Are there any reverse flow cooling aftermarket blocks?
Originally Posted by Boost It

