a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
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a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
i have a 521 bbf thats currently running 74cc chamber trick flow heads the street head, and i am around 10.5 -1 comp. ratio. i would like to go to a procharger and i would also like to use the a460 heads with a 91cc chamber. what would my comp ratio be with the 91cc heads? i am looking to go to about 9-1.
i realize that i would have to use bbc exhaust headers which i already have in another project, 2 inch primaries into a 4 inch collector. i also realize that i would have to change the intake to use the a460 heads. whish currently my 521 is an efi unit with an edelbrock air gap and i wouldnt mind changing it anyways.
what i am looking to do is get around 900-1000hp at the crank on a dependable reliable motor and still run pump gas if possible, if not i will run race gas. the engine will be for a mud race truck that weighs about 5800lbs on military axles.
the current shortblock has a forged scat crank, forged rods, and forged probe pistons. another question i have is would i have to change the valves for piston clearance?
thanks for all the help!
i realize that i would have to use bbc exhaust headers which i already have in another project, 2 inch primaries into a 4 inch collector. i also realize that i would have to change the intake to use the a460 heads. whish currently my 521 is an efi unit with an edelbrock air gap and i wouldnt mind changing it anyways.
what i am looking to do is get around 900-1000hp at the crank on a dependable reliable motor and still run pump gas if possible, if not i will run race gas. the engine will be for a mud race truck that weighs about 5800lbs on military axles.
the current shortblock has a forged scat crank, forged rods, and forged probe pistons. another question i have is would i have to change the valves for piston clearance?
thanks for all the help!
bottomland4x4- Posts : 52
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
The A460 heads have specific valve pierce points, so a piston change will be necessary.
schmitty- Posts : 4538
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
what kind of fuel are you running? 10.5.1 can be done with a supercharger /turbo ect if you run a good fuel but your tune window is cut down.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
id like to run 93 octane but i could run 110.
bottomland4x4- Posts : 52
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
110 whould put you on the ragged edge and your tune would have to be on the nose. you could get get a dish piston and run a lower cr and call it good with that head and a supercharger you are going to make a ton of power.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
what if i dropped to 8-10 lbs boost, how would that do? running on 110 race fuel. i could always keep the fuel injection to keep the fuel air right.
bottomland4x4- Posts : 52
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
if you are good at tuneing and running a afr guage i say go for it you will be happy you did it just make shure you have a the right size injector i dont know what procharger you are looking at the f family or the pc family but you should be in the ball park of 1000 fwhp make shure that you have the fuel sytem to feed it to.
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
i talked to the tuner that dynoed my 521 and burned a chip for it and he said he could tune it for the procharger. wouldnt the efi system help keep the afr just right?
if i have to change the pistons and all to run the a460s i might as well just change them to lower the comp. ratio and keep what i have, tfs streets. i thought with the larger cc a460s i could get by without changing the pistons.
i am really looking for more of a torque type setup, id like to be around 1000hp and 900tq and keep it pretty reliable. the setup would be for my mud truck in my avatar.
if i have to change the pistons and all to run the a460s i might as well just change them to lower the comp. ratio and keep what i have, tfs streets. i thought with the larger cc a460s i could get by without changing the pistons.
i am really looking for more of a torque type setup, id like to be around 1000hp and 900tq and keep it pretty reliable. the setup would be for my mud truck in my avatar.
bottomland4x4- Posts : 52
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
what kind of fuel injection are you running stand alone or are you running something with a maf?
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
i am currently running a maf with a modified a9l setup from a 93 mustang. i just had it dynoed and had some problems with fueling i plan to upgrade to an aeromotive electric pump and i was going to get one large enough for a procharger setup.
bottomland4x4- Posts : 52
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
i think you will be fine. they have piggy back unit for the a9l cool little unit heres a link for you to look at it.
http://www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/
Look at the PMS 4
http://www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/
Look at the PMS 4
Northwest outlaw- Posts : 962
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Re: a460 heads comp ratio vs tfs streets
FWIW, and I'm not saying it's as good of a head, but you can get Edelbrock RPM's in a 95cc without having to change pistons. They use the same valve layout as the TFS Streets and can be ported to make some decent power.
windsor- Posts : 1167
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