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Old 03-28-2012, 04:34 PM
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Thumbs up another Bad A** built 469 chassis Dyno test, total street driver

Long time Pontiac Drag Days racer & hardcore Pontiac enthusiast Bill Baker decided to have a new combo built and hes build has been confirmed total thumbs up more than what he expected !!!

455 062 over 469ci Holley 950hp Carb Shop carb SD KRE 305/310 CFM heads,old faithfull comp cam w/hyd roller crower roller rocker 1.6/1.65, PPR A beam Rods ,Torker 2 intake w/1"spacer,HEI W/ MSD ignition Hooker super comp D ports 3"dual exhuast w/Xpipe Spintech mufflersTH400 10"Conti 2800+ stall Gear Vendors OD 3.23 (engine built by Bill Baker Himself)

a nice cruiser with AC and overdrive transmission that will travel to Pontiac Heaven event




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Old 03-28-2012, 04:49 PM
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The torque is crazy.

What compression?

Is it a combo of 1.6 / 1.65?

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Sweet!

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Nice to see another potent combination. Good luch with it!

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Old 03-28-2012, 06:34 PM
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Good going Bill! Now hopefully it will make it all the way to the track without a freeway break.

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Nice I have a similiar setup with 290cfm heads and no spacer.Where did it make its most power 30 to 32 degrees?

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Nice! another car you can steer with the throttle!
Watch that ass end!

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looks like green metering blocks? e85 motor?

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Sweet!

How much does a combo like this usually run to have built from scratch?

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Old 03-29-2012, 01:10 AM
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The torque is crazy.

What compression?

Is it a combo of 1.6 / 1.65?
torque monster yes indeed
10.5 comp. flat top pistons
thats the rocker combo was selected for head/lift flow.




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Nice to see another potent combination. Good luch with it!
you mean luck or lunch ?


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Nice I have a similiar setup with 290cfm heads and no spacer.Where did it make its most power 30 to 32 degrees?
with Sams club Ca. premium 91 octane we left it @30*


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looks like green metering blocks? e85 motor?
those are Carb shop preped/machined metering blocks,its just the color of the pic looks like that, not an e85,here in Ca. e85 forget it,there only handfull e85 stations statewide.

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Sweet!
How much does a combo like this usually run to have built from scratch?
there are many engine builders in this forum ,maybe they can answer that for you.

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Thats good news, have almost that same combo sitting in my garage waiting for my firebird to get painted. wonder if the 1" spacer will fit the hood?

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That sounds awesome. I totally want to chasi dyno my new combo to see how it compares to the engine dyno we did.

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Any idea what the crankshaft HP would be?

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Old 03-31-2012, 11:33 AM
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Any idea what the crankshaft HP would be?
I would guess 525, considering a 18% driveline loss

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Any idea what the crankshaft HP would be?
My guess 540ft/lbs 505 HP at the flywheel with same accessories hooked up.

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It should be making at least 550hp/600tq at the flywheel. One of our customers dyno'd one with 290cfm KRE heads from SD, a port matched RPM intake, q-jet and 4 tube headers, and made 552hp/604tq. He did the testing at a "Chevy" shop, and was told when he brought the engine in for testing to dump the dual plane intake and Q-jet, because it wasn't going to make any power. He said they were dialing 911 and running for the exit doors when they made the first pull!.....Cliff

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It should be making at least 550hp/600tq at the flywheel. One of our customers dyno'd one with 290cfm KRE heads from SD, a port matched RPM intake, q-jet and 4 tube headers, and made 552hp/604tq. He did the testing at a "Chevy" shop, and was told when he brought the engine in for testing to dump the dual plane intake and Q-jet, because it wasn't going to make any power. He said they were dialing 911 and running for the exit doors when they made the first pull!.....Cliff
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If interested....

4.250" stroke 474ci engine running a set of 290cfm CNC ported KRE D-port heads with 10.2 to 1 compression with a 236/245-112 hyd. roller cam. Torker II intake, 950HP Holley with a 1" open spacer. 554hp @ 5500rpm and 584 lb ft @ 4500. Note roller cam in use.
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Other similar engine dyno tested combos:

4.250" stroke/ unported 85cc KRE d-ports with (about 260cfm) Performer RPM intake & Q-jet cab with Crower 60919 hyd flat tappet cam (231 at .050"/ 112LS ) about 502 hp at 5300 rpm, peak torque at 4500 rpm with 560.7 ft.lbs.

4.250" stroke/ cleaned up only 87cc Performer RPM Edelbroch heads (about 288cfm/ generic chamber design /10.3 cr) Performer RPM intake & Holley 750 carb with Crower 60211 hyd flat tappet cam (236 at .050"/ 108LS ) about 509-513 hp at 5200/5300 rpm, peak torque at 4200 rpm with 570.7 ft.lbs.



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Thanks for the info was trying to order a transmission that bumped me into the next price range

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was wondering about the dyno before or after? probably an advantage to have it done before I install it that way everything is verified? has 455 .40 over the 290 kre by sd with the matched intake torker 2, 950 pro carb by sd and old faithfull fully rollered. prw 1.65 rockers. HEI going to buy Doug's , anyone know if the 1" spacer will fit on a 72 formy?
Think Im just going to have it ran before I install.
Didnt mean to hijack the thread it just got me excited!

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