Will be finishing my SS project....
I already have:

With a (possibly, still checking sources) FAST 90mm intake and throttle body, LS7 injectors and FAST fuel rails. These final mods plus what's in my sig should bring me to about 450 RWHP NA with my smallish cam and good drivability.

With a (possibly, still checking sources) FAST 90mm intake and throttle body, LS7 injectors and FAST fuel rails. These final mods plus what's in my sig should bring me to about 450 RWHP NA with my smallish cam and good drivability.
Go back and read his posted specs the cam is there. I personally don't think he'll get 450rwhp unless he's on a ''generous'' dyno. Not enough cam.
-Geoff
I actually don't care much about dyno numbers. My SS is my daily driver and has 135,000 miles on it so far. My goals are to make a optimize my setup. The cam is small for making big hp numbers, but is excellent at making torque from as low as 2,000 to 7,000 rpm. I don't run drag radials or have a drag suspension, I do have a full road race suspension though. I am a autocrosser not a drag racer.
Nice.
It might come close to 440rwhp depending on the compression/quench and the Fast 90/90. Is the Fast 90/90 ported/portmatched? If so, then those numbers might be pretty accurate close. I agree with Al. Probably not enough camshaft for 450rwhp.
It might come close to 440rwhp depending on the compression/quench and the Fast 90/90. Is the Fast 90/90 ported/portmatched? If so, then those numbers might be pretty accurate close. I agree with Al. Probably not enough camshaft for 450rwhp.
I am getting a matched ported FAST 92mm Intake and TB. I know I don't have a big cam, if I only pull 435 RWHP so be it. I love the way the car runs and am not looking for huge numbers, I'm just trying to maximize my set up in it's current iteration.
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Mine only dynoed 400hp on a stingy Mustang dyno thru an unlocked converter but the numbers that count are in my sig.
