8.200 in. Deck Height
Features
- Material: High-density 40,000 psi cast iron
- Deck Height: 8.200 in. (Direct bolt in for 5.0L Mustangs)
- Deck Thickness: .600 in. minimum
- Cam Bearings: Stock (can be bored to 60mm)
- Lifter Bores: Cross-feeds between pairs to maintain pressure
- Bore: 3.995 in. (hone to 4.000 in.)
- Bore Spacing: 4.380 in.
- Cylinder Head Attachment: 2 extra head bolts per cylinder for allowing 6 head bolts (not required)
- Maximum Bore: 4.200 in.
- Water Jackets: Expanded for better cooling
- Lubrication: Low restriction priority main oiling system
- Filtration: Integral mount spin-on filter
- Oil Pan Rails: Stock Ford
- Crank Clearance: Can use up to 3.500 in. crank
- Main Caps: 4-bolt splayed billet steel (ARP 7/16 in. fasteners)
- Oil System: Has .500 in. feed; bosses for dry sump
- 1/2 in. longer cylinder barrels for increased piston support with stroker crankshafts
- Increased front web and center web thickness
- Includes freeze plugs, cam plug, dowel pins, and pipe plugs
Specifications:
i need to know if it will stay together if i am pushing 18-22 psi supercharger and around the 700-800hp
what is the max hp rating?
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