2012 C63 with power peak at 8000+ RPM?
I knew there had to be some datapoints out there. So on these 400CI ford and chevies, they are getting all the way up to 1100 and 1200 HP at the engine N/A. They are spun high and the heads flow around 450 CFM to get it done.
bruh...that **** is pretty much NASCAR. idles at 2.6k. probably costs 50-70k. ya just like i mentioned earlier...
If wanting to rev high, light forged pistons and some lightweight good rods are the way to go.
Bumpsticks would need about 16mm lift on intake valves to get use of the heads fully.
Solid lifters,special retainers and valvesprings to allow for the lift.
Itb manifold would need about 55-60mm throttleblades.
im betting they are massively over square.
Ita pretty much the same way Turbine engines make 4,000 horsepower. The PT shaft spins at 15,000 RPM.
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The powerloss isn´t a static percentage.
All who is saying that are fooling themselfes.
If having 100hp loss at 400whp it isn´t 143 at 582whp.
It´s still around 100 hp loss with a minor increase in loss, say 5-10hp, making it about 110whp loss in total.
Last edited by swedepat; Nov 28, 2020 at 06:39 AM.










