Cam Spec.’s for GM’s new 1000 HP pump gas engine

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Re: Cam Spec.’s for GM’s new 1000 HP pump gas engine

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So the 1000HP should be 40 percent more?Tom
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22-25k i would think.

For someone who has a pro street car..............this would be the ultimate engine.
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For reference, the Helephant 1000hp was $30K plus $2265 for the engine management kit, before Let's go Brandon.
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Thank you Dannobee for answering my question on the cam spec.’s , Mark H.
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According to the GM Link are different than what he posted, no worries :)

Part Number: 19432060
Engine Type: Chevy Tall-Deck Big-Block V-8
Displacement (cu in): 632
Bore x Stroke (in / mm): 4.600 x 4.750
Block (P/N 19366599): Cast iron Bowtie with 4-bolt main caps – tall deck
Crankshaft (P/N 19366600): Forged 4340 steel
Connecting Rods (P/N 19432392): Forged steel H-beam
Pistons (P/N 19366601): Forged aluminum 2618 alloy
Intake Manifold (P/N 19366614): Aluminum high-rise single-plane
Throttle Body (P/N 19366624): 4500-style
Fuel Injectors (P/N 19432057): 86-lb/hr
Camshaft Type (P/N 19432531): Billet steel hydraulic roller
Valve Lift (in): 0.780 intake / 0.782 exhaust
Camshaft Duration (@ 0.050 in): 270º intake / 285º exhaust
Cylinder Heads (P/N 19431810): Aluminum spread-port; 70cc chambers – RS-X design
Valve Size (in): 2.450 intake / 1.800 exhaust, titanium (5/16-in stem OD)
Ignition Type: 58X crank-triggered, coil-near-plug
Compression Ratio: 12.0:1 (nominal)
Rocker Arms (P/N 19431272): Forged aluminum; roller-style
Rocker Arm Ratio: 1.8:1 (shaft-mount)
Water Pump (P/N 14058915): Aluminum
Oil Pan (P/N 19366604): Steel 8-quart
Recommended Fuel: Premium pump (93 octane or higher)
Maximum Recommended RPM: 7,000 rpm
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Orr89rocz wrote: Thu Oct 21, 2021 9:45 pm No way thats 100k lol just a fill in number because they likely dont have the price out yet
10s of searching on Google confirmed this. That number is just a place holder and maybe purposely there to generate buzz.
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Re: Cam Spec.’s for GM’s new 1000 HP pump gas engine

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1000 hp @ 7000 from 632 cuin is only a BMEP of 12.3 BAR.

Quite a few engines are capable of that level of performance.
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Re: Cam Spec.’s for GM’s new 1000 HP pump gas engine

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Wonder what lifters they are using?
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Any cylinder head details other than the basic valvetrain?

Curious about the port layout and chamber configuration.

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David Redszus wrote: Fri Oct 22, 2021 12:05 pm 1000 hp @ 7000 from 632 cuin is only a BMEP of 12.3 BAR.

Quite a few engines are capable of that level of performance.
I would assume peak hp would be closer to 6000 rpm
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I think it was closer to a BMEP of 14 BAR or so.

Torque 876 at 5600RPM
HP 1004 at 6600RPM

I’d love to see the dyno graph.
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Roundybout the dyno graph is on Danobee's reply The GM link
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EDC wrote: Fri Oct 22, 2021 2:37 pm Any cylinder head details other than the basic valvetrain?

Curious about the port layout and chamber configuration.

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I'm curious too! Googled the part number 19431810 and got the same info previously posted.
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Re: Cam Spec.’s for GM’s new 1000 HP pump gas engine

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HDBD wrote: Fri Oct 22, 2021 12:52 pm Wonder what lifters they are using?
I am guessing a .937” diameter body with a .850” wheel riding on needles ? Mark H .
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Re: Cam Spec.’s for GM’s new 1000 HP pump gas engine

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swampbuggy wrote: Fri Oct 22, 2021 9:50 pm
HDBD wrote: Fri Oct 22, 2021 12:52 pm Wonder what lifters they are using?
I am guessing a .937” diameter body with a .850” wheel riding on needles ? Mark H .
No one make's a hydraulic roller lifter in .937........that i know of.

Must be a morel or johnson .904 lifter .810 wheel.........don't think std size lifters could handle .780 lift for too long.
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