Thread: Is this a good set up for my daughters drag car

Thanks for the info.I will have her check it out.everyone's input and advice or opinions. Are welcome and appreciated. I just want her first big project to be safe and fast as possible.

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Well we can't get any help on sbftech.com. its not letting us register. So back to here for advice.anyone? Nobody here build hot motors these days?

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I do. What r u Tryin to do again brother?

Basically she. Is shooting for the 500 hp mark on the motor. She has started with a 347 stroker filled with a forged crank eagle I Beem rods an srp 10.1 forged pistons . Now she thinks a set of Victor jr heads and intake with a comp cams 248HR-14XFI cam will get her there.i want to know will it ?

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Probably closer to 400 than 500. But with that being said theres always carb set up, exhaust set up, fuel system, stuff like that to consider so its hard to say really.

Ok so no matter what we really won't be able to know tell its built and in the car and we dyno it.

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Originally Posted by streakerok

Ok so no matter what we really won't be able to know tell its built and in the car and we dyno it. Sent from my SPH-L710 using Tapatalk 4

Correct

Originally Posted by streakerok

Ok so no matter what we really won't be able to know tell its built and in the car and we dyno it.

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Have to have the right computer program or whatever to do that. Speed shop should be able to but yeah to be 100% accurate you'll have to get it in the car and dyno it

True. Or u could just dyno the engine. Just sayin. If that helps any

Originally Posted by Joe Grasso

True. Or u could just dyno the engine. Just sayin. If that helps any

It will be carved. With a 6ALL box.there's nothing to program.I wouldn't think.

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Originally Posted by termi

Have to have the right computer program or whatever to do that. Speed shop should be able to but yeah to be 100% accurate you'll have to get it in the car and dyno it

Sorry wrong quite and I mean carbed not carved lol.

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