468 bbc heads
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customer looking to build a 468 pulling engine what is the best way to go for heads rules state a conventional style head uses stock valve covers and intake. Engine to be alcohol 468 cubes aluminum heads iron block msd pro mag roller cam looking for 8000 to 8800 rpms anyone have any combos running similar to this now
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Re: 468 bbc heads
I can not see any value in trying to buzz that CID motor even up to 7500 thru a stock Intake Manifold, even with a 1050 Dominator Carb it must be pulling over 1 hg of vacuum!
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Re: 468 bbc heads
Im sorry not stock intake but stock intake will fit the heads and bolt holes can use any tunnel ram to make the mechanical fuel injection fit.
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Re: 468 bbc heads
Shed some more light on the exact rules. Makes a big difference.
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Re: 468 bbc heads
Got the rules and read them sheds a little more light on the build. no big chief or pontiac type heads 468 cubic inch seems like only rules what do you guys think?
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was thinking of the sr 20 or the headhinter series by brodix any suggestions....thnaks
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Re: 468 bbc heads
Can you use an aftermarket or BowTie block? Because if you can, you can use a bigger bore and shorter stroke, unshrouding the valves, reducing friction, and making more power.
For example, a 4.440" bore and a 3.766" stroke (off the shelf stuff) will put you right at 466 cubic inches.That will let you take full advantage of the best head you can legally use.
For example, a 4.440" bore and a 3.766" stroke (off the shelf stuff) will put you right at 466 cubic inches.That will let you take full advantage of the best head you can legally use.
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He, He!!
Or a 4.6" b x 3.5" s = 465" engine! Guys used to fit 3.5" stroked, 409" "W" engine cranks in them years ago.
Imho, the sucker should rpm like a 302", Z-28 engine!!
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Or a 4.6" b x 3.5" s = 465" engine! Guys used to fit 3.5" stroked, 409" "W" engine cranks in them years ago.
Imho, the sucker should rpm like a 302", Z-28 engine!!
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Re: 468 bbc heads
They can use aftermarket blocks problem is it is for a pulling application and weight is an issue but it has to be iron block. So whats the lightest block for a cast iron bbc aand what is the biggest safe bore you can use. Thanks
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Figure out what the strength of the block you need before you pick the lightest that will live
and with your blower keep the cylinder walls thick
loose the ring seal and you loose
is this a different project than the SBC forced induction?
and with your blower keep the cylinder walls thick
loose the ring seal and you loose
is this a different project than the SBC forced induction?
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Re: 468 bbc heads
this doesnt have a blower injected alcohol. this is a 468 bbc not the blown small block build. this one is for a friend im trying to help out thanks
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Re: 468 bbc heads
I know I am way late to this thread, but I would be looking for the Merc Marine 502 block. this is a 4.5 bore which with the right crank would give you the RPM you want from a very solid block.