Anyone using a 408 with a blower?
#1
I'm thinking about putting a 402 or 408 in my truck and keeping the whipple. I've gotten 5 or 6 price quotes and they are all different. Those of you running a 408/blower combo, who built it and what parts did they use?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#3
Originally Posted by CHarris
Uh...oh... Dan's gone crazy! Going for 11's now are we?
I'd love to just throw a cam and maybe some heads on it, but, i'm worried about the pistons and rods.
#5
TECH Junkie
Joined: Mar 2002
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I have a Keith Craft shortblock with TEA heads.Just the shortblock with a cam will run you at least $5000 add some good heads a ported oilpump and a stud kit with gsks,the list goes on $10000 is about right.
#6
I've gotten quotes from ls1tech sponsors ranging from $3400-5700 for a shortblock. I have also had longblock quotes ranging from $6100-8500. Haven't heard back from the $5700 shortblock people. What will a $10000 408 do for me that a $7000 408 won't?
#7
Originally Posted by DanaliHD
I've gotten quotes from ls1tech sponsors ranging from $3400-5700 for a shortblock. I have also had longblock quotes ranging from $6100-8500. Haven't heard back from the $5700 shortblock people. What will a $10000 408 do for me that a $7000 408 won't?
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#8
Originally Posted by DanaliHD
I've gotten quotes from ls1tech sponsors ranging from $3400-5700 for a shortblock. I have also had longblock quotes ranging from $6100-8500. Haven't heard back from the $5700 shortblock people. What will a $10000 408 do for me that a $7000 408 won't?
#10
I dont see a Whipple being able to feed a good heads/cam 408. I say this, because mine is having a very hard time feeding my minor head work/cammed 6.0. The pulley I am running would make 15psi on a stock 6.0 and it is only able to make 10psi on mine.
I say go with a different blower if you go big cubes or stay with a smaller displacement if you want to keep the Whipple.
I say go with a different blower if you go big cubes or stay with a smaller displacement if you want to keep the Whipple.


