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As we all know the world of top fuel dragsters with 6000+ HP engines are bassed off of a chevy engine ,,as far as I know. How big of a BBF engine can one make? and how much power could a guy really get out of a BBF bassed engine if one pushed the limits?
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actually, IIRC, most of the Top Fuel Dragsters' engines are Mopar Hemi based...

about the ford motors, I think you can get a block to take a 460 based engine to 800+ cubic inches, and make in excess of 2000hp, or so I've heard. never actually seen one up close though. would be one helluva ride!

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I wouldn't think that a dragster motor (aries i think) would have anything to do with a chevy, and i've heard of 900+C.I. Fords. And as far as Hp goes i bought a blower intake from a guy on this forum that was makeing 1800+Hp on a A460 head 498 C.I. and he was switching to C460 heads and shooting for 2300+Hp on alky. I believe they are getting up to 2500Hp out of the SBF's in the Outlaw class. :?: So i would think that a BBF could do a little better.
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^^^ yeah, just think of the possibilities if you had an unlimited budget: 950ci, 30 psi turbo, and strong enough parts to hold it all together... wow, my bank account hurts just thinking about it.

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The limiting factor becomes keeping the headgaskets in with 10 bolt block when you start boosting it. The 18 bolt block would have the advantage.
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Tim Lynch switched from a SBF to a 604 BBF with twin 91mm turbos. He has ran 223 mph at 3000 lbs. on a 10.5W tire so he is making well over 2000 Hp. Also, Brad Brand switched from a SBF to a 700+ BBF with twin 98mm turbos.
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actually, IIRC, most of the Top Fuel Dragsters' engines are Mopar Hemi based...

about the ford motors, I think you can get a block to take a 460 based engine to 800+ cubic inches, and make in excess of 2000hp, or so I've heard. never actually seen one up close though. would be one helluva ride!

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Tim Lynch switched from a SBF to a 604 BBF with twin 91mm turbos. He has ran 223 mph at 3000 lbs. on a 10.5W tire so he is making well over 2000 Hp. Also, Brad Brand switched from a SBF to a 700+ BBF with twin 98mm turbos.
That's just INSANE :shock:

Back a few months ago I saw a video of Tim Lynch's car carrying the front wheels and riding on the wheelie bars all the way down the track :shock: 8)
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Tim Lynch switched from a SBF to a 604 BBF with twin 91mm turbos. He has ran 223 mph at 3000 lbs. on a 10.5W tire so he is making well over 2000 Hp. Also, Brad Brand switched from a SBF to a 700+ BBF with twin 98mm turbos.
That Lynch ride is bad to the bone. :wink:
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Tim Lynch switched from a SBF to a 604 BBF with twin 91mm turbos. He has ran 223 mph at 3000 lbs. on a 10.5W tire so he is making well over 2000 Hp. Also, Brad Brand switched from a SBF to a 700+ BBF with twin 98mm turbos.
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Tim Lynch switched from a SBF to a 604 BBF with twin 91mm turbos. He has ran 223 mph at 3000 lbs. on a 10.5W tire so he is making well over 2000 Hp. Also, Brad Brand switched from a SBF to a 700+ BBF with twin 98mm turbos.
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Never tried putting a link on here. Below is the website that has a video of Lynch's 6.66 pass at 215 mph. Same weekend he ran a 6.72 @ 223 mph. He has only had the BBF combo the past few months and has already made the quickest and fastest pass in 10.5 Outlaw.

http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...5c0184f6f9.htm
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I can almost hear the anouncer in that video slap his forehead when he seen the mph that thing ran! LOL!
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