Just curious, not a mechanic, certainly not an expert. What exactly is meant, in regard to a 1507 build, makes it less friendly for the street and requires additional maintenance ? Not a challenge to anyone, I'm simply curious.
Had a guy recently talking about a 1720 stroker, he said something about bearings, maybe replacing them every 15 runs or something.To achieve the 1507 displacement, you are lengthening the stroke of the motor, with the longer stroke there is more wear and tear on the bearing's.
Basic rule of thumb the bigger the motor, equals more maintenance.
Had a guy recently talking about a 1720 stroker, he said something about bearings, maybe replacing them every 15 runs or something.
I'm gonna guess a good 1507 will make somewhere around 215 - 220 RWHP. My question is, why not go turbo ?
Had a guy recently talking about a 1720 stroker, he said something about bearings, maybe replacing them every 15 runs or something.
I'm gonna guess a good 1507 will make somewhere around 215 - 220 RWHP. My question is, why not go turbo ?
A real good 1441 with cams, and a good head on it is good for 235!
Just had a guy post up a 200 - 210 1441. I had heard they were weak and that the 1507 was better. Not an expert by any means and most people know that, but a stage 1 turbo that bolts up without doing much more than raising the tank and pulling the side fairings; I'm thinking that cost you around $6K and tunes at 235 - 250 RWHP.
Just had a guy post up a 200 - 210 1441. I had heard they were weak and that the 1507 was better. Not an expert by any means and most people know that, but a stage 1 turbo that bolts up without doing much more than raising the tank and pulling the side fairings; I'm thinking that cost you around $6K and tunes at 235 - 250 RWHP.
What I hope you do is post up everything you did and maybe give some sort of cost, and obviously what the final outcome was. Obviously you doing all your own work reduced your cost a bunch.
I don't know what 1441 makes only 200-210 horse but my 1397 makes 200 plus with mild cams and it was tuned to the max because it was throwing a false rev because of the clutch switch bypass.
I got 217 on my 1441 on C16 fuel. I could get closer to 225 on other fuels.
Keep your cams...you will need them for core.