Im building a 357 windsor motor for the street strip for my son. how much horsepower will this engine make with GT 40 heads(cast iron) no port work with a hydraulic roller cam. also will have a little bit of nitrous for the track. basicly a pump gas engine.
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There is no where enough info to guess hp but I can say that those heads will limit a 357. I would say that peak power wouldn't be much more then a 302 with the same parts.
About 10 years ago I did a 306 for a friend and with stock P heads, Stock P intake and a stock Mustang cam it made 306 RWHP and went 12.0 @111 in a 3000 LX with a T5 and a 4;10 gear.
In a mild build like this I would rather have a 302. It will turn up faster and probably run better for less money.
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Originally posted by jleews6 View PostThere is no where enough info to guess hp but I can say that those heads will limit a 357. I would say that peak power wouldn't be much more then a 302 with the same parts.
About 10 years ago I did a 306 for a friend and with stock P heads, Stock P intake and a stock Mustang cam it made 306 RWHP and went 12.0 @111 in a 3000 LX with a T5 and a 4;10 gear.
In a mild build like this I would rather have a 302. It will turn up faster and probably run better for less money.
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Got this off of another site.
I have here some interesting information I obtained in which Westech Performance was able to do the following with GT40P heads and a 351w.
core:69-73 era 351w 2v junk yard special
Block:bored 4.030
Pistons:Federal Mogul .030 over forged flattops
Compression:10.5:1
Crank:Nodular Iron machined .010 undersize
Connecting Rods: Stock c9OE reconditioned with ARP bolts
oil pump:Melling high volume
oil Pan: Front sump street pan
cam:Comp Cams extreme energy 262 hydraulic flat tappet
Lifters:Hydraulic flat tappets
Valvetrain:comp Cams roller rockers(doesn't specify what ratio)
Cylinder Heads:Ford Explorer GT40P heads with 1.94/1.2 valves out of box
Induction:Edelbrock performer RPM with Speed Demon 750 CFM
ignition:MSD
Headers:1 5/8 long tube
Dyno numbers(this is on an engine dyno, not chassis)
RPM HP Torque
2500 N/a N/A
3000 206.6 352.5
3500 247.9 372.0
4000 295.2 387.6
4500 337.2 393.6
5000 373.7 392.5
5500 395.3 377.5
6000 398.9 349.2
I understand there are some small differences between my build and the one metioned, but I doubt that I'm missing anything really crucial that would restrict me from getting 300 HP at the wheels with my combo.Originally posted by SEB,,, You are just faster then me.
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I would go with an aluminum head. You are adding weight with a 351 based motor, the aluminum heads will offset that some and make way more power. Even an AFR 165 will work better on there than a set of unported GT40 iron heads.
I would watch for a good deal on a used set of aluminum heads.
These are what I'd be looking for:
AFR 165-185 (bigger if you ever plan to stroke that 351)
TFS Twisted Wedges
Canfield
Victor Jr
E-brock Performer RPM with some work
RHS 205 with good valve train
Even an aluminum GT40Y head would be better.
For intake, if staying EFI, I'd be looking for a minimum of ported GT40, but preferably if Holley Systemax has a lower for the 9.5 deck that is what I'd go with on that motor. If they don't, then the EFI Victor 5.0 or TFS-R/Box intake.
Custom hydraulic roller from Ed Curtis to match the rest of the combo.
Could make closer to 400 rwhp with the right parts, maybe a little more and then add a 200 shot on top for low low 10s if not dipping into the 9s.Carl S.
2014 Ruby Red Premium GT A6, stock for now
80 Coupe, Stroked 9.2" Windsor, Yates C3, Dominator, glide, 9.60s n/a, 1.27 sixty 5.48@127.8 nitrous on radials.
9.32@128 pedaling it half track
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