It's not impossible, but it would mean the engine would have to make peak horsepower at about 5000 rpm. With this torque the engine would have to have a rating of 210 BMEP, highly unlikely for an engine which is only built to rev just over 5500 rpm. I would be HIGHLY suspicious of the 500 ft-lb/ 441 hp claim.
Id have to see that sheet to believe it. Sounds fluffed up a bit but who knows.
1355550 1 year ago
500lb-ft of torque you just degree the cam until the engines redlining at 4900rpm or so lol. Prob for a pickup truck or pull truck or something.
JTPxxx 1 year ago
what happen at the end how much 4 sum engine like dat
chevyboyz09 3 years ago
> chevyboyz09
Most of our Small Block Street Heat series engines start around $4,999.99
AwesomeEngines 3 years ago
Looks like it had a little run on, doesn't seem maintenance free then.
undercoverLsX 3 years ago
How the hell did you get over 500lb-ft of torque from a 357 with just 441 hp? What rpm did the hp and torque peak at?
madtownmadman 3 years ago 2
> madtownmadman
I will try to get a hold of the dyno sheets and upload them sometime this week.
AwesomeEngines 3 years ago
when could u get me 1 4 a good price
chevyboyz09 3 years ago
Compression and tight LC cam, or some feathering of the waterbrake.
jrkoff 2 years ago
It's not impossible, but it would mean the engine would have to make peak horsepower at about 5000 rpm. With this torque the engine would have to have a rating of 210 BMEP, highly unlikely for an engine which is only built to rev just over 5500 rpm. I would be HIGHLY suspicious of the 500 ft-lb/ 441 hp claim.
BugattiFan301 2 years ago