how high can you rev the stock bottom end without being bad on it?do have mods....
how high can you rev the stock bottom end without being bad on it?do have mods....
I willl have teh zz409 cam, LT headers, hooker catback, 52mm throttle body...more mods but none I think will matter for where to shift.
how high can I go before it is bad?
thanks
how high can I go before it is bad?
thanks
None of those mods really help how high you can rev. None affect the bottom end. The only want to change that is to change out the bottom end. Your bearings are what you want to watch. Trust me I know. Reving to 6200 RPMs is not good on a stock bottom end. Well at least in my case. Threw a main bearing on my second run at the track. So, if you want to rev higher get a 383 set-up that's fordged and you'll be set.
I believe that the zz409 cam is rated to make hp up to 6,900 rpm, but there is no way you should rev your engine that high. I have seen many guys making the most hp at 6,200 rpm. I would say rev it around there, but not past it since you dont want to risk blowing a bearing.
Originally posted by atljar
Ive revved mine to 6200 plenty of times by mistake doing burnouts etc in the box. Hasnt hurt anything yet.
Most seem to view the 6500 number as the once you dont want to cross.
Ive revved mine to 6200 plenty of times by mistake doing burnouts etc in the box. Hasnt hurt anything yet.
Most seem to view the 6500 number as the once you dont want to cross.
Mine sees 6300 RPMS all day long... If it made power past that, I would rev it higher. Don't see any reason why it will not hold together.
Now, it is a rebuilt bottom end without stock bearings, and a few tricks here and there, but the crank is stock and the rods are stock.
Took it to 6800 on the dyno, and it was fine. After some tuning and fixing my valve float issues, i think it might make power all the way to 65 or 6600. We shall see
Now, it is a rebuilt bottom end without stock bearings, and a few tricks here and there, but the crank is stock and the rods are stock.
Took it to 6800 on the dyno, and it was fine. After some tuning and fixing my valve float issues, i think it might make power all the way to 65 or 6600. We shall see
Originally posted by IRABuss
Mine sees 6300 RPMS all day long... If it made power past that, I would rev it higher. Don't see any reason why it will not hold together.
Now, it is a rebuilt bottom end without stock bearings, and a few tricks here and there, but the crank is stock and the rods are stock.
Took it to 6800 on the dyno, and it was fine. After some tuning and fixing my valve float issues, i think it might make power all the way to 65 or 6600. We shall see
Mine sees 6300 RPMS all day long... If it made power past that, I would rev it higher. Don't see any reason why it will not hold together.
Now, it is a rebuilt bottom end without stock bearings, and a few tricks here and there, but the crank is stock and the rods are stock.
Took it to 6800 on the dyno, and it was fine. After some tuning and fixing my valve float issues, i think it might make power all the way to 65 or 6600. We shall see
Originally posted by LimitedEd1LE
I believe that the zz409 cam is rated to make hp up to 6,900 rpm, but there is no way you should rev your engine that high. I have seen many guys making the most hp at 6,200 rpm. I would say rev it around there, but not past it since you dont want to risk blowing a bearing.
I believe that the zz409 cam is rated to make hp up to 6,900 rpm, but there is no way you should rev your engine that high. I have seen many guys making the most hp at 6,200 rpm. I would say rev it around there, but not past it since you dont want to risk blowing a bearing.
I know 7000 rpm's twice in two weeks will definitely destroy it
Other than that I was shifting at 6600.... the bearings were grooved very bad. I'd say if your worried about blowing it stay around 6100-6200 max.
Other than that I was shifting at 6600.... the bearings were grooved very bad. I'd say if your worried about blowing it stay around 6100-6200 max.
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