408 almost done!
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I ran the P1SC kit for a while and finally stepped it up a notch. I bought the head unit outright and sold my P1SC. I am sure that if you contact one of the sponsers they can set you up with a F1C or F1R kit, its basically a head unit change. There are a lot of upgrades that you will want to get to complement the headunit but you can slowly build your way up. That is what I am doing. I am still running the stock intercooler and bypass valve. I have the ATI race bypass valve I just need to get the intercooler. I running the 4.5 pulley which should give me about 8 pounds of boost. Afer tax return time I plan on pulleying it down to get 15 to 18 pounds. Just work your way up.
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The F1C bolts right up to the regular bracket. You would need more fuel of course but everything bolts right up.
Compstar crank
compstar rods
Diamond custom race pistons -28cc
acl bearings
hellfire rings
All Pro 71cc heads flow 340 int 230 exh at .600
T&D Machine shaft mount rockers
Futural F9 cam
With the cometic .40 head gaskets I am looking at around 8.6/1 compresion.
Compstar crank
compstar rods
Diamond custom race pistons -28cc
acl bearings
hellfire rings
All Pro 71cc heads flow 340 int 230 exh at .600
T&D Machine shaft mount rockers
Futural F9 cam
With the cometic .40 head gaskets I am looking at around 8.6/1 compresion.

I'm bettin you'll hit the 600rwhp mark
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about 4000 for the shortblock, and another 4000 for the heads and rockers, and then all the little odds and ends. I built the engine, I had a local machine shop do all the block prep then I put it together my self. I am almost finished, I have it in the truck now and I am just waiting for the intake elbow. I am going to get some more pictures of it tomorrow.



