hemi water block

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  1. bobt

    bobt Member

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    looking to build a 1500 to 1800 hp procharger hemi this winter. car has to be self starting and will have no tow vehicle. will I need a full water block or can I just run water through the heads. fuel is methanol. what block,head,bore, stroke, combo would you suggest. all input is appreciated. thanks bob.
     
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  2. noiraude

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    not exactly your combo but i'm running a KB wedge 454 cui blown and alcohol injected,roughly 1400 hp with conservative cam and blower.
    block is a KB/MOPAR water block that is run dry,with alum water heads that are filled with block filler.
    bore is 4.52 and stroke 3.54
    FYI,the wedge block is a hemi block with relocated upper head studs.
    hope this helps a little.
     
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  3. bobt

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    thanks for your reply. can you drive back to the pits after a run or do you tow back.
     
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    i tow it back as the pits are always crowded,but would not be a problem
     
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  5. greenracing

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    I think you'll find that one of the biggest reasons for towing is to save your oil. A blower engine runs pretty fat at idle and if you drive it around much you're going to have as much fuel in the oil pan as oil.
     
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