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Looking for information on 632 with 395mc
brodix headhunter heads. Power achieved with what parts, fuel being used , single or dual carb etc. Also et’s @ what weight ? Thanks


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Not exactly the same
632 383MC headhunters
06 Mullis 4 link @1975 w/driver
4:10 gear on gas 1250 APD
7.17 187 with 17X34X16 Hoosiers


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Reach out to Howie Smith, IIRC, his former 632 had 395MC heads and a single gas carb. That Race Tech car was destroyed in a trailer fire several years ago and though lite, ran 6.90s in the heat at Numidia which is the slowest track in division 1 due to it's 1000 foot elevation on the hill. That engine as well HOwie's current SR20 632 were built by Bill Maroun a local builder known as RPD Development

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98woaHiWQ3s

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Looking for information on 632 with 395mc
brodix headhunter heads. Power achieved with what parts, fuel being used , single or dual carb etc. Also et’s @ what weight ? Thanks

What are your goals? That combo is capable of making well over 1100 hp.

But given the fact that this combo requires specific pistons and rockers why not move up to an SR20 combo? Only makes sense to feed those cubes unless u have the heads now

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Looking for information on 632 with 395mc
brodix headhunter heads. Power achieved with what parts, fuel being used , single or dual carb etc. Also et’s @ what weight ? Thanks

What are your goals? That combo is capable of making well over 1100 hp.

But given the fact that this combo requires specific pistons and rockers why not move up to an SR20 combo? Only makes sense to feed those cubes unless u have the heads now


I have the engine parts currently to build this combo is the reason going towards this route.


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632 with head hunter 395 mc. I think I mistyped on another headhunter thread and said 383. PAR cam. On gas with a single APD carb

Ran best of 4.51 at 1950ish pounds

Motor ran better on gas than alcohol carb or alcohol injection

Nothing significantly specially about our combo.

You should be able to make over 1100 hp without blinking an eye, but could hit over 1200hp with a single carb
 
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Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.


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Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.


Others may disagree with me, but you’re gonna need to be below 1900 pounds in my opinion. We were about 0.04 to 0.07 slower on alcohol than gas.

Very doable with an aluminum block in a 4 link dragster.
 
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Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.


Others may disagree with me, but you’re gonna need to be below 1900 pounds in my opinion. We were about 0.04 to 0.07 slower on alcohol than gas.

Very doable with an aluminum block in a 4 link dragster.


I should be more specific in my original post. I am trying to get more info on these engines as I have one already together (Par built) ran it a dozen runs and must be missing something as it’s 5 slower then my steel block 598 3x engine. It ran high 50s low 60s at 1960lb on gas


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Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.

At what weight!
 
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Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.

At what weight!


I’m have a new car built, haven’t decided on carbon or aluminum body/interior yet but it’ll 1875-1930 depending on them changes.


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632 with head hunter 395 mc. I think I mistyped on another headhunter thread and said 383. PAR cam. On gas with a single APD carb

Ran best of 4.51 at 1950ish pounds

Motor ran better on gas than alcohol carb or alcohol injection

Nothing significantly specially about our combo.

You should be able to make over 1100 hp without blinking an eye, but could hit over 1200hp with a single carb

The HH head is a good head but u won’t see 1200 anything with it using a single carb bracket motor! And at 1100 plus hp gas will be faster
 
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Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.

At what weight!


I’m have a new car built, haven’t decided on carbon or aluminum body/interior yet but it’ll 1875-1930 depending on them changes.

At 1875 built right you have a decent chance but you will likely need an 1/8 mile setup to meaning 4.30 gears and smaller tires like the little bubbas to achieve those et’s
 
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Originally posted by TOP38:
Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.

At what weight!


I’m have a new car built, haven’t decided on carbon or aluminum body/interior yet but it’ll 1875-1930 depending on them changes.

At 1875 built right you have a decent chance but you will likely need an 1/8 mile setup to meaning 4.30 gears and smaller tires like the little bubbas to achieve those et’s


That’s what my combo was and will be again on new car for tire/gear.

What about cam and intake ? Any advantage to tunnel ram (profiler) with single 1450 over a sv632 edelbrock with same carb ?


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Considering that numerous engine builders are making upwards of 1300HP with SR/BRX20 degree headed 615/632 engines with a cast intake and a single dominator, it’s clear that not only is there no advantage, but they will make less power and/run slower on the track.
 
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Originally posted by TOP38:
Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.

At what weight!


I’m have a new car built, haven’t decided on carbon or aluminum body/interior yet but it’ll 1875-1930 depending on them changes.

At 1875 built right you have a decent chance but you will likely need an 1/8 mile setup to meaning 4.30 gears and smaller tires like the little bubbas to achieve those et’s


That’s what my combo was and will be again on new car for tire/gear.

What about cam and intake ? Any advantage to tunnel ram (profiler) with single 1450 over a sv632 edelbrock with same carb ?

A tunnel ram with one carb and one that is too small to start with is not a good combo. Use it with two carbs or stay with the SV632.
Cam wise you will need .950 to .975 lift on the intake side and .910 to .925 duration @ 50 286/308 to 310 15.5 to 16 compression your carb is on the small 6700 stall converter shift at 7700 and go through at 7700 plus
This should give you a good idea what it will take
 
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Originally posted by TOP38:
Ok. What’s your goal for this build?


I’d like to go 4.4s low 50s with it on alky.

At what weight!


I’m have a new car built, haven’t decided on carbon or aluminum body/interior yet but it’ll 1875-1930 depending on them changes.

At 1875 built right you have a decent chance but you will likely need an 1/8 mile setup to meaning 4.30 gears and smaller tires like the little bubbas to achieve those et’s


That’s what my combo was and will be again on new car for tire/gear.

What about cam and intake ? Any advantage to tunnel ram (profiler) with single 1450 over a sv632 edelbrock with same carb ?

A tunnel ram with one carb and one that is too small to start with is not a good combo. Use it with two carbs or stay with the SV632.
Cam wise you will need .950 to .975 lift on the intake side and .910 to .925 duration @ 50 286/308 to 310 15.5 to 16 compression your carb is on the small 6700 stall converter shift at 7700 and go through at 7700 plus
This should give you a good idea what it will take


So far it has all we are talking about but for whatever reason they built it with a 765 lift camshaft duration I feel is good just no lift. I planned to order a camshaft for it thinking it’s likely the limit of this deal.

Thanks for the input


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Considering that numerous engine builders are making upwards of 1300HP with SR/BRX20 degree headed 615/632 engines with a cast intake and a single dominator, it’s clear that not only is there no advantage, but they will make less power and/run slower on the track.


Thanks Ed I have experience with sv632 vs tunnel ram on sr20 but they run up high better then I’d think this HH is capable of so not sure if it’d be apples to apples to compare the two. I’ll stick with the sv632 currently. Thanks


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Great informative thread with tons of shared experience. Man I wish all DRR threads looked more like this.
Merry Christmas David, Ed and Top38



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