turbo's and big blocks
#11
Originally Posted by hemidup
We're currently building a twin turbo, 68 RR which is capable of 1750 hp on the low side and 2300 on the high. Custom built Chevy Power Glide to back it up.
dayum!!!!
#13
What kind of blocks are they using for 2000 HP big blocks? I was told to look for the 512 casting which apparently is an early 70's LS6 Chevelle SS block or a 289 casting. Just browsing ebay I found a few of each for around 1600 to 2000 for just the block. I can't imagine how much difference there would be between those blocks and a Gen V block.
#14
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I should of mentioned it wasn't Nelson (our sponsor) but a company out here in SoCal that builds racing engines. Sorry if there was any confusion. I'd post up a link but they are not sponsor so here's the info from their site...This is from their twin turbo set-ups.
Small Block Chevy
350cid 1000hp
372cid 1200hp
406cid 1300hp
434cid 1500hp
Big Block Chevy
509cid 1200hp
540cid 1500hp
572cid 1700hp
704cid 3000hp
Small Block Chevy
350cid 1000hp
372cid 1200hp
406cid 1300hp
434cid 1500hp
Big Block Chevy
509cid 1200hp
540cid 1500hp
572cid 1700hp
704cid 3000hp
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Originally Posted by 2004Denali

I was trying to find a link on youtube to post up their vids but youtube is down for some reason. So instead of posting their link I would just say go to Google home and type in Nelson racing engines. Their site should pop up and check out their vids. Guy's going 20mph in 3rd gear and floors it and loses traction.
Ahhhh must be nice!
PS hope that doesn't violate forum protocall.


