Stock 440 Magnums are listed at 375. Surely I got more than 400 with these mods400 at the crank.
What do you call that Budnicks, "great minds"? Neither one of us knew what the other was typing. A freaky lot of experience coming to the same conclusion.In a if everything is done right scenario
@ the crank my guess would be "maybe" 400-425
at maybe 5800-6000, not at 6500
it may pull to 6500, depending on your rockers & valve-springs etc.
as is {?} IMO but it'll be dropping off after about 6000
the intake may be holding it back, choken' it some {what intake ?}
9.5:1 compression is holding it back a tad too
IMO that cam would peak at about maybe 6000 "as it sits"
little more port work on the OOTB Stage VI heads {2.14 & 1.81 valves ?}
& carb intake, ignition tuning {what ignition does it even have ?} etc.
all could bump it quite a bit more, in the 450+ range
looks like a decent project,
knock off some rust & dust & go see what it does
good luck
What 9.5:1 440 had 375 HP?Stock 440 Magnums are listed at 375. Surely I got more than 400 with these mods
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I know the guy. It's good. I know the machinist who built it. It's goodThe engine looks like its been sitting for more than five years. I'd ask to see receipts and try to do a visual inside the valve covers ect to see if it has even had a recent rebuild.
Jmo
Yep, that's what I've always heard too. Drop a half point off the factory rating.I seem to remember "back in the day" Mopar guys all said 10.5-1 compression was more like 10 or less(?)
Yeah great minds think alike...LOLWhat do you call that Budnicks, "great minds"? Neither one of us knew what the other was typing. A freaky lot of experience coming to the same conclusion.
I doubt I'll have time to get it to the track this year. The intake is going to hurt & the 3:23 gears.Take it to the track and find out. MPH doesn't lie.
I've had very similar combos is why I said 400. If anything, I think that is optimistic but that is its potential.
Just don't be disappointed when it runs mid 13's @ 104mph.