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Just a little ole Comp Cams XE294H. Great little street cruiser cam. I have over 55,000 miles on it so far.What cam, lifters n valve train are you using on the 440 ?
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Just a little ole Comp Cams XE294H. Great little street cruiser cam. I have over 55,000 miles on it so far.What cam, lifters n valve train are you using on the 440 ?
y do u want yo go or 6500 rpms? most good Mopar cams mak peak powrr from 5000-6500 rpms if u want to go over that make sure u have enough oil pressure& volume there is a old school rule that still holds true for every 10# of oil pressure for every 1000 RPM's i know guys thst think all v8's r the same & limit oil pressure to 60-65 psi but push their 440's to 7800-8000 rpms & 1-2 times a drag seasion thy r buying a new block & starting ovr . i have a freind that ha been building bb mopars for better than 40 yrs he has te fastest push button car in th nation & runs 120+ psi . now he has never spun a bearing in him 40 yrs of racing . i built a 400 it turned 115 in te 1/4 & i was pegging a oil fed mechanical gauge @ 95#! i had my 400 up o 7k i drove i & raced it for 10+ yrs with out 1 rbuld . do what u want but i swear on high volume b /high pressure 440 oil pumpWhat needs to change to make a big engine spin to much higher rpms, like 6500 or so. Not looking for a build recipe, although that would be nice. What needs to change in theory? Big blocks are known for low end torque. What does it take to make it spin much higher?
Did either of you put a HEMI oil pick up on or mod the passages ?y do u want yo go or 6500 rpms? most good Mopar cams mak peak powrr from 5000-6500 rpms if u want to go over that make sure u have enough oil pressure& volume there is a old school rule that still holds true for every 10# of oil pressure for every 1000 RPM's i know guys thst think all v8's r the same & limit oil pressure to 60-65 psi but push their 440's to 7800-8000 rpms & 1-2 times a drag seasion thy r buying a new block & starting ovr . i have a freind that ha been building bb mopars for better than 40 yrs he has te fastest push button car in th nation & runs 120+ psi . now he has never spun a bearing in him 40 yrs of racing . i built a 400 it turned 115 in te 1/4 & i was pegging a oil fed mechanical gauge @ 95#! i had my 400 up o 7k i drove i & raced it for 10+ yrs with out 1 rbuld . do what u want but i swear on high volume b /high pressure 440 oil pump
Did either of you put a HEMI oil pick up on or mod the passages ?
I DIDNT i used the oem pan & pick up i was useing mine as a daily driver + no one out in my area had a deep sump pan if i wanted a deep sump pan i would had to make it myself or had it made . the only problem i had was he oil pressure started to drop part was through 1 st gar but then the oil hit the pick up& heald 95+# all the way up tp 5800 in 2nd gear if i could had found a 5 qt truck pan it may ad been betterDid either of you put a HEMI oil pick up on or mod the passages ?
I had a stock stroke 440 years back that made power (700+Hp) up to 7500 rpm. Full roller motor, 440-1 ported heads, Indy intake, BIG Lunati Cam, valve springs with 660psi seat pressure. That baby spun up like a small block on crack...I couldn't find it in search, but there's a thread about 700hp 440s. Did I build one? Maybe but the heads are probably overkill for the cube.
I've seen one built with stock port Victor's and a victor intake/ 4150 carb
Exactly. I just made 2 passes at the end of the year, after 7 yrs sitting. Same big headed combo.I had a stock stroke 440 years back that made power (700+Hp) up to 7500 rpm. Full roller motor, 440-1 ported heads, Indy intake, BIG Lunati Cam, valve springs with 660psi seat pressure. That baby spun up like a small block on crack...
also when u push it to well over 700 h.p. and race it , most likly will split the block ...The 440 is a great foundation for a high revving engine because it comes with so many 'built in' features:
- block is skirted for extra strength
- 5 head bolts per cyl
- small main brg size
- shaft rocker system, more stable with higher spring pressures needed for higher rpms.
- long rods/short stroke favours high rpm
sounds to m .like u have di=on it . bu what knd of oil pressure dose it have? i hope its atleast 75-80 lbs?I had a stock stroke 440 years back that made power (700+Hp) up to 7500 rpm. Full roller motor, 440-1 ported heads, Indy intake, BIG Lunati Cam, valve springs with 660psi seat pressure. That baby spun up like a small block on crack...
That's exactly about what you want. Watch some performance dynos,, they always end up around there.sounds to m .like u have di=on it . bu what knd of oil pressure dose it have? i hope its atleast 75-80 lbs?
My old motor? It had around 40 at idle and regulated to 80. Melling High volume pump..sounds to m .like u have di=on it . bu what knd of oil pressure dose it have? i hope its atleast 75-80 lbs?