Hey y’all! I’m an apprentice machinist and have access to all the bells and whistles in the shop so finally decided to build a solid 5.7 to replace my stock one in the truck right now (2004).
The Holley EFI Gen III Hemi Hi-Ram Intake Manifolds 300-658 on Summit’s website is the intake that I’m planning on running but the application page specifies it’s only for the Eagle series (09+) and I’m curious if I’ll actually run into issues with that, or what those issues may be.
as it sits I have good 5.7 heads I’m going to deck, port and do a valve job on, a shortblock/crank from an 07 300c that I think I’m going to bore out and fit the 6.1 darton sleeves in and will be working with the boss man to figure out what I’m doing internals-wise. Probably wiseco pistons and callies rods. Plan on running compound turbskis @ sub 20 psi and a streetable cam, looking to push past 600rwhp but was wondering if I really need to find a 6.1 crank or if I’ll be fine with the one I have. Just gonna build to the best of my ability and see what actually hits on the dyno whether that be more or less.
I’m dropping a fair amount of money on this build but I also know for a fact I’m overlooking aspects of it and am hoping to figure out those shortcomings before I start working the build sheet.
Reliable and high hp aren’t exactly terms that like to be used together but that’s my goal with it. I’d like to build once, cry once, and be happy with it for the majority of its lifetime. The truck is primarily going to be street and offroad and maybe the occasionally track day for shits and giggles so mostly just some spirited runs and light abuse. With that said I’m all ears for any recommendations in terms of bulletproofing.
lastly, I have a diablosport trinity ex, but know nothing about tuning, not sure if it’s gonna be possible but I’d like the end result to play nice with the pcm and instrument cluster etc.
Thanks in advance y’all!
The Holley EFI Gen III Hemi Hi-Ram Intake Manifolds 300-658 on Summit’s website is the intake that I’m planning on running but the application page specifies it’s only for the Eagle series (09+) and I’m curious if I’ll actually run into issues with that, or what those issues may be.
as it sits I have good 5.7 heads I’m going to deck, port and do a valve job on, a shortblock/crank from an 07 300c that I think I’m going to bore out and fit the 6.1 darton sleeves in and will be working with the boss man to figure out what I’m doing internals-wise. Probably wiseco pistons and callies rods. Plan on running compound turbskis @ sub 20 psi and a streetable cam, looking to push past 600rwhp but was wondering if I really need to find a 6.1 crank or if I’ll be fine with the one I have. Just gonna build to the best of my ability and see what actually hits on the dyno whether that be more or less.
I’m dropping a fair amount of money on this build but I also know for a fact I’m overlooking aspects of it and am hoping to figure out those shortcomings before I start working the build sheet.
Reliable and high hp aren’t exactly terms that like to be used together but that’s my goal with it. I’d like to build once, cry once, and be happy with it for the majority of its lifetime. The truck is primarily going to be street and offroad and maybe the occasionally track day for shits and giggles so mostly just some spirited runs and light abuse. With that said I’m all ears for any recommendations in terms of bulletproofing.
lastly, I have a diablosport trinity ex, but know nothing about tuning, not sure if it’s gonna be possible but I’d like the end result to play nice with the pcm and instrument cluster etc.
Thanks in advance y’all!