Big motor..

Why would you possibly need a race engine this big?

Im sure you can get those numbers out of a blown motor of smaller size, or even a engine built for the bottle...

http://www.sonnysracingengines.com/engines/extreme-pro-stock-932-cu-in-2100-hp-racing-engine

IHRA ProStock I presume

8100 rpms with that long of a stroke i wouldnt figure youd spin a long stroke that tight

OldRedFord wrote:Why would you possibly need a race engine this big?

The ADRL has no max cubic inch limit (or minimum weight limit) so anything is fair game. More bigger is more "gooder".

http://www.adrl.us/index.php/main/insidepage/rules/

no replacement for displacement

Like She said...."Size does Matter"

DILLIGASDAVE wrote:More bigger is more "gooder".

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAmen, no bottles to fill, no burst panels or blower studs to fix.

Large, and in charge.

Never knew you could get that big of a motor out of a v8.

you need to if your going to move a heavy chevy with one of those "3/4" race cams down the track

89k....hmmmmm lets go get a couple not

bigblockfox468 wrote:89k....hmmmmm lets go get a couple not

But considering that most every part is custom built..... May be high, but retail on that stuff is the shizzzles anyway. Even the roller lifters are HUGE!

A real 632 will run you $45-50k ready to run with all the stuff that one has.

Crazy prices

I'm just a po boy here in Michigan

If I had 89k and they had a feather up their ass we'd both be tickled

bigger is better even tires

rck532 wrote:bigger is better even tires

X2!

Thats not enough power for an engine that costs as much as a house (almost) !! Those #'s could be made for much less. If I was going to spend that much there had better be a jet-turbine in the car, and you can buy one for that!!!

blown473 wrote:Thats not enough power for an engine that costs as much as a house (almost) !! Those #'s could be made for much less. If I was going to spend that much there had better be a jet-turbine in the car, and you can buy one for that!!!

Thats whay I made this thread, you would think for that kind of change you could get more then that out of it, tho it is a GM product.

Im sure you could build a 2000 hp BBF for $30,000.