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View Poll Results: 2 Dynos one winner Big Block Ford vs SB2
Sideoiler Makes the most peak hp 2 4.44%
SB2 Makes the most peak hp 18 40.00%
Sideoiler has the best average hp and tq (3500 to 7000) 12 26.67%
SB2 has the best average hp and tq (3500 to 7000) 13 28.89%
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Wait... what? How many cubes you got?

You go first....good...so I can turn up the wick when it's my turn.

I'd have to guess (hope) I'll be on the dyno by end of November.
I can see you now..... Hey Mike what if we put a bigger cam in this thing will we be able to beat the Ford? The other Chevy guys on the forum will never let me forget this.
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What are the power aspirations for you guys that like to do things the hard and expensive way?
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What are the power aspirations for you guys that like to do things the hard and expensive way?
I didn't set the bar very high. Just about 10% higher than an old ZL1.
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Hard and expensive. Check.

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I didn't set the bar very high. Just about 10% higher than an old ZL1.
A 23 degree SBC can hit those numbers.
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My car was pro touring car.
need I remind you it rode in that sweet trailer of yours to all of those "pro touring" events
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This will be fun to watch!! Making the popcorn now guys! LOL

My Dad always used to say "cubic inches or cubic money"... we'll see!

Being a Pontiac guy with traditional power that surprised a lot of people I'm rooting for the... er... um... Ford.
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Sounds like a bunch of terminator owners up in here!

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I wanna play!

437sbc, Dart aluminum block , est. 11.5/1, for pump 93
400+ cfm RFD 15* heads
Ported Mopar 5007420 single plane
Holley 950 ultra, may upgrade to a Braswell or Prosystems with road race floats
Solid roller custom spec'd by my builder
Callies lightweight rotating ass, Diamond pistons, Morel lifters, Jesel pro Series, Blah, blah blah

Should be on the dyno in Dec. Hoping for close to 800hp, 650tq
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