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If you want to use your block, use it and run it until it blows, if it blows. Personally, I would get another shortblock, but that's just me.
Here is what I would do given the chassis, usage, and intended performance goal parameters that you have provided. 400 factory shortblock (the closer to zero deck the better) Box stock 72cc Edelbrock d-ports Edelbrock RPM intake 800 cfm carb SDPerformance Stump Puller II hydraulic roller cam RARE 68-72 GTO-style Ram Air exhaust manifolds 2.5" collector 2.5" mandrel bent exhaust front to back TH400 3.55:1 ring and pinion at a minimum That should get you damn close to 450 flywheel hp without giving up much low-end torque. If you just want to do a lot of street sweeping without worrying about power much beyond 5000 rpm, look for a hydraulic flat tappet cam in the mid 220's/low 230's range, e.g. the Lunati 307A3 (which is the old Ultradyne 280/288) or the Lunati 60903.
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'70 GP Model J 467 Butler ported Edelbrock D-ports Torker II intake with Holley Sniper 2 CompCams 236/242 hydraulic roller Tribal Tubes tri-y headers full 3" stainless exhaust TH400, 3.50 9" CurrieTrac, 245/35-20 Front, 275/35-20 Rear |
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