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Old 11-30-2007, 07:31 PM
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what would it take

what would it take to get 1000 ft. lbs of torque out of these trucks
 
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at the wheels or at the flywheel?
 
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Old 11-30-2007, 07:33 PM
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bigger injector and turbo, but a lot of supporting mods need to be done to keep up with it.
 
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at the flywheel i would gues, the 400 and some cc hybrid injectors, big fuel system, big oil system, maybe compund turbos or a really big single? then lots of base engine work, such as o-ringed block, main girdles and rocker girdles, head studs
 
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let me re ask my question how much could i do to the truck without having to get into head studs or engine internals just bolt ons like injectors turbo superduty hpop oil pump things like that
 
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About 500 hp. Head studs are needed when boost is over 40psi.

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But your right on the line of playing with fire.
 
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would that be 500 at the wheels?
 
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Old 11-30-2007, 07:53 PM
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yes at the wheels... but 500hp at the wheels is ~1000 ft lbs of torque so that answers your question!!!
 
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without studs 400hp is playing with fire. the real mark is 40 psi boost but 500hp requires a full engine build, well and do more than dyno runs with it!
 
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Originally Posted by tjbeggs
without studs 400hp is playing with fire. the real mark is 40 psi boost but 500hp requires a full engine build, well and do more than dyno runs with it!
wasn't luke in the 460s without studs or a built engine??
 
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Old 11-30-2007, 09:26 PM
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I don't know. But if you don't have the cash to build a second engine you had better built the first on right or cut back on your HP.
 
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well don't have the cash for 2 engines could you put a fail safe on the truck to defuel it when it hits say 35 psi so you don't tear it up
 


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