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Originally Posted by RAMAIR RICK
Chris Uratchko, short of making a Jon Kasse remake, how might someone go about making a 92-93 REAL pump gas, street/strip engine that many people may build without highly specialized parts? Say the Hp target is 800 to 850hp in an rpm range more like 6500-7500, which be driven on the street and later raced the same day. From this baseline engine package design many could then step up to 850-900 to 900-950 to 950 to 1000 hp. Each step in a NA engine may require stretching the minds of some people to do it. I really think it will be VERY GOOD for this Pontiac community, as our Passion is the love of Pontiacs, and the desire to drive them, race them, and show them off.
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Just what heads (castings) with who's porting do you plan on using
Since this is the 1000 HP thread and not the 2.3 HP per ci thread, build as large an engine as you can. Part of the scoring in the EMC was ci's, so in other words HP per ci played a part in the way Jon designed his engine.
Stan
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