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Topic: looking for a 500hp SBF pump gas motor
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trbo50
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I'm looking for a motor that can run on 92-100 octane pump gas. Please let me know what you have to sell.
Thanks,
Norman
650 520 0998
n_chang@pacbell.net
Posts: 159 | Registered: Aug 2002
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STANGSALLY76
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Member # 5342
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i have a 349cid efi intake to pan fresh
makes around 600hp n/a pump gas not a problem
all the best i have over $10000 invested
ill take $7000 call me if interested
916-676-3947
p.s its set up for a bottle as well.
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92 LX deep into the 10's on the motor with street tires coming soon
its just a little small block
Posts: 1133 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Feb 2005
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trbo50
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Member # 1671
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prefer aspirated carb setup. Something in the 400+ ci and a true pump gas motor
Posts: 159 | Registered: Aug 2002
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kingmoochr
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Member # 5834
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dude, click my link, thats EXACTLY what that motor is
Posts: 880 | Registered: Jul 2005
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kingmoochr
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Member # 5834
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408cid scat steel crank and h beam rods
srp 19cc dish pistons
rhs cyl heads big runner with 208/160 valves fully ported and bowl blended (11-1 comp combo, will run pump gas with installed cam)
port matched vic jr intake
stainless ferrera valves
isky springs to handle 650 lift
isky rr641381 grind camshaft (640 lift)
comp solid roller lifters
probe shaft rockers
cloyes chain
moroso fox pan
plateau finish on bores and zero decked on a storm vulcan, and balanced (obviously)
all clevite h bearings
sealed power low tension rings
all felpro gaskets
powerbond sfi balancer
march serp setup
msd distributor (needs slight clearancing for intake and a bronze gear, was purchased with a different setup in mind. i can clearance for you if youd like)
Posts: 880 | Registered: Jul 2005
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88DroptopGT
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Member # 2535
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Make sure it's a 4-bolt or a 69-70 351W block. A "mexican" block will suffice but it gets sketchy at that power level. There are other blocks that are strong but you get the idea.
Just some advice TTT for you.
Posts: 3978 | From: 707 | Registered: Mar 2003
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kingmoochr
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Member # 5834
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a properly built na motor wont have any problem at that power level (since he specified a 351w). even a newer roller 351 can easily handle over 600 na hp. mine is a 79, so its higher nickel content than 80+
Posts: 880 | Registered: Jul 2005
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kingmoochr
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so im literally selling exactly what you are looking for, are you really just not that interested?
Posts: 880 | Registered: Jul 2005
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