I heard some of you guys were using a stock block on your turbo setup. I am using a SVO sportsman 2 bolt main block and after 6 passes I have eaten all the main bearings out of it. It didn't shift my last pass so I reached down and shifted it well the log said 8100 rpm. When I was loading it up I heard a squeal so I pulled it and noticed the bearings.
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Originally posted by jason07 View PostMy buddy Clifton went 5.40's on a stock 1972 (or some such) 351 truck block. He had good pistons and rods in it. Stock crank and block.
If memory serves correct he put down around 900 maybe a bit more at the wheels.
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Originally posted by bigshoe View PostYour car is capable of making a lot more power than Cliftons car did back then. Shit can the stock block.
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Originally posted by jason07 View PostMy buddy Clifton went 5.40's on a stock 1972 (or some such) 351 truck block. He had good pistons and rods in it. Stock crank and block.
If memory serves correct he put down around 900 maybe a bit more at the wheels.
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Originally posted by Fast.0 View Postyea he is who I want to hear from, Scott said some of you guys kept hurting main bearings I was just wondering.
I can tell you this much..the only time he spun a bearing was doing a 1/4 mile pass and he over revved the motor. He took it past 8,000 on accident.
The only other motor carnage was when he dropped a valve but that was of course no fault of the motor. He is running a Pro Comp block now and has had no problems with it. He didn't even pull the motor apart after rolling the car 85 times at Kennedale a couple years back.
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