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Old 04-13-2020, 08:39 PM   #1
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Would I be off base if I believe the best 1969 396/375 Camaros that run aluminum heads and are able to run better than -1.20 (and they can) are making north of 700 HP?
Do the math.
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Old 04-13-2020, 10:08 PM   #2
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Would I be off base if I believe the best 1969 396/375 Camaros that run aluminum heads and are able to run better than -1.20 (and they can) are making north of 700 HP?
Do the math.
No, I know a certain A/S that ran 136 @ Pomona (1000) feet, it didn't make close to 700 HP. What helps a 375/396 is how it carries the power past peak, average HP.

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Old 04-14-2020, 06:39 AM   #3
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HP factor; 405 with aluminum heads
8.5 lbs in B/SA = 3,442.5 + 170 = 3,612.50
11.25 index - 1.4 = 9.85

The Elapsed Time (ET) Method
This method uses the vehicle weight and the elapsed time (ET) to finish a quarter mile (402.3 meters) on the formula of Horsepower = Weight (ET/5.825)3.

747 horsepower.
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HP factor; 405 with aluminum heads
8.5 lbs in B/SA = 3,442.5 + 170 = 3,612.50
11.25 index - 1.4 = 9.85

The Elapsed Time (ET) Method
This method uses the vehicle weight and the elapsed time (ET) to finish a quarter mile (402.3 meters) on the formula of Horsepower = Weight (ET/5.825)3.

747 horsepower.
9.29 @ 142.24 @ 3600 how much power using your formula?

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Approximately 850.
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Old 04-14-2020, 09:31 AM   #6
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Approximately 850.
Could you look into the possibility of HP determined by MPH over 1320, this seems to align with my dyno testing and others over the years. A perfect example of this would be over on the Number1GMfan thread.
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9.29 @ 142.24 @ 3600 how much power using your formula?

While vehicle aerodynamics can cause this number to go up or down I think a good middle ground is 710 HP. With track weather BP=29.92 VP=0 Temp=60

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While vehicle aerodynamics can cause this number to go up or down I think a good middle ground is 710 HP. With track weather BP=29.92 VP=0 Temp=60

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You never posted up how much HP it took.


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9.03 @143. 3400lb 1970 Buick Gs great air @ Cecil co.
Made 830hp Superflow dyno
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Dyno HP 29.92 60 degrees dry air was 774 HP SF 901. Measured HP @ 6200 feet elevation was 564, 24.00 baro. A/S 396 375 dynos @ 620s 29.92 baro 60 degrees dry air and runs 9.80s, but have run 135 MPH in a 29.00 baro, SF 901






71 Camaro full interior NA production BBC 3400 pounds, 146.4 MPH on traction control, 821 dyno HP. 8 sec car.

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