Does a forged 350 motor put out sum power? and is it got for a supercharger?

 

Depends on the parts used to build a forged 350 you gotta be more specific. Not all the time is it "gotten" for a supercharger. Sometime nitrouse, or the owner just wants a workhorse engine.

 

- Eagle 4340 Steel 3.48" crank
- TRW 9:1 forged aluminum pistons
- Eagle 4340 5.7" H-beam rods
- Crane blower camshaft (214/222, .488/.509, 112 LSA)

 

You are sure its 112lsa?? I'm pretty sure its safe +114 lsa for blower..

 

well iam buyin the car n thats wat they said was in it//

 

What the parts are made out of (forged, cast, hypereutectic, etc) doesn't have much to do with how much power it makes. It just affects how long the engine will last for any given power level. Its very possible to build a high output normally aspirated engine with reasonable cost cast parts. But if you are going to run over 500HP, or use a power adder like nitrous, a blower or a turbo, forged parts become more critical. But the fact that a crank is "forged" will not mean it makes more power, just that it may withstand more power before it breaks.

 

so with that motor i can do a vortech supercharger and it should b ok??