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12-17-2012, 09:09 PM
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Location: Kyle Texas
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1970 402 BBC build
hey i was wonding if anyone could tell me if i can get 400 hp 450-500 torque going .030 over on a 402? and if i do a stock rebuild can i get 350 hp 400 torque? and what is stock compression ratio? it is going in my 72 c10 lwb.
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12-17-2012, 09:27 PM
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Location: Rising Star, Tx
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Re: 1970 402 BBC build
I'm building one right now hopefully 500hp and 500tq. I have a complete rotating assembly cast crank fresh turned .010 and forged pistons w/rings .030 for a 402 or .060 for a 396. I have a Lunati voodoo cam 218 228 @ .050 brand new was installed but never ran. I pulled it because I went with a hydraulic roller and steel crank and rods. If your interested pm me. 400-430hp would be easy with this set-up if the heads are right.
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NAME: TRAVIS TRUCK: BRUISER 71 C/10 SWB 3.5/5" drop 4.11 GEARS. F.A.S.T. BBC 408 496hp/479ft/lb JAKES 4L80E TCI TCU PTC 10.5" 2800 STALL My build thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...30#post5779530 |
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12-17-2012, 09:52 PM
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Re: 1970 402 BBC build
awesome. im using the stock oval port heads and im gonna get the full works o n them through the machine shop im using.
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