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Old 07-19-2006, 03:18 PM
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can someone run this combo through dd for me?
327 shortblock .60 over
flattop pistons 4 valve relief
comp cams 280h 280/280 230/230 .480/480 110 lsa
L98 cylinder heads stock
edelbrock rpm intake
650 holley dp
full length headers into a 3 in exhaust single muffler system
if you can run the 327 combo and then do a L98 350 stock except for

the rpm intake 650 carb and full length headers it would help me out greatly thanks,steve
Old 07-19-2006, 03:36 PM
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Car: '85 Iroc-Z
Engine: 355cu, 11:1, 292H, 750cfm, LT1 head
Transmission: T5 non/wc
Axle/Gears: 3.73, 7.5in 10bolt posi
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You must have about 320hp@5000- 350ft./lbs@3500 to 5500rpm
Old 07-19-2006, 04:08 PM
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You will need to post the specs from your cam card to get any type of accurate reading.

Also, is it a dual plane manifold? what about your heads and valves? Need all that too.
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You will want to 'watch' your compression ratio - Those heads only have a 58cc chamber and you are 0.060 overbore. Its getting up there if you still want to stay with pump gas.

Your head gasket selection will be the deciding factor.

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Old 07-19-2006, 04:42 PM
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Car: 1990 IROCZ Camaro
Engine: 350 4bbl, 200cc Heads, 270hr Cam
Transmission: 700R4 w/ Trans-Go shift kit.
Axle/Gears: GM 10 bolt Posi
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You will want to 'watch' your compression ratio - Those heads only have a 58cc chamber and you are 0.060 overbore. Its getting up there if you still want to stay with pump gas.
No, those Chambers are 64cc. Unless they are from the vettes which did have 58cc chambers.
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Originally Posted by GuitarJunki17
No, those Chambers are 64cc. Unless they are from the vettes which did have 58cc chambers.
Thanks, good information to know. Here is where I found the 58cc - like you said - it does say for Corvette

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cast 10088113 are 58cc vette head those (this is what I have on my set-up)

these are 88 to 94 corvette head whit D shape exhaust port, I don't if they are other 58cc head butt, ...

I count 320HP and 350ft/lbs whit 9.5:1 , whit 68cc chamber

And those must have 1.94/1.5 valve

For you correct spec, please give your head cast# and that will be fine!!! Sorry!!! :-)
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thanks to everyone that responded.
the heads are cast iron.
this info is really helpfull,thanks again
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ok what if i went with a 350 L98 motor iron heads stock bore
a zz4 cam,vortec heads,dual plane intake,650 dp and full length headers.
just trying to make a decision.thanks,steve
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HEY..want to run one for me???

stock 305 L69 with:

Performer cam w/1.6 rockers
Performer intake
Stock CCC carb
L98 D-port heads shaved .010
Dynomax 1 5/8 LT's with 2 1/2 h-pipe and Flows

I'm guessing close to 10:1 compression...

I have Desktop Dyno 2000 but that program looks like it is MUCH easier to use...
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Originally Posted by CHEVY_EATER
HEY..want to run one for me???

stock 305 L69 with:
L98 D-port heads shaved .010


I'm guessing close to 10:1 compression...
Nah, stock 305 heads are 58cc and they typically run 9.3:1 compression. Cutting 0.010 isnt going to make a difference in compression. Maybe .1-.2 at most. I would figure 9.5:1.
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