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Scotty's Racing Technologies 494 build

Discussion in 'Race 400/430/455' started by stg1dom, Feb 18, 2015.

  1. stg1dom

    stg1dom Well-Known Member

    Just off the dyno is another bad ass engine from Scotty. We made10 pulls last night and ended up with 703hp and 640 ft lbs of torque! This is a low compression 494 engine with stage 1 SE heads. The heads and intake are a work of art. A big thanks to scotty for surpassing my expectations. Here is some pics and I'll try and load a dyno pull. image.jpg
     
  2. stg1dom

    stg1dom Well-Known Member

  3. stg1dom

    stg1dom Well-Known Member

    Here's the build:
    494 stock block no fill,
    Stock crank
    Precision billet halo girdle
    10.6 to 1 compression
    308 s cam
    TA stg 1 SE heads
    Old KB wild cat intake
    1050 dominator
    SRE oil pan
     
  4. jake csordas

    jake csordas Well-Known Member

    that is making some power. cant wait to see you back out there this year. Too bad no marcus dairy anymore to break it in. A lot of nice engines coming out of scottys.
     
    Last edited: Feb 18, 2015
  5. nickwhite

    nickwhite Platinum Level Contributor

    Amazing Power. :TU:
    Who's rods and pistons did you use for your combo?
    The headers look like Stage 2 size. :bglasses:
     
  6. stg1dom

    stg1dom Well-Known Member

    GRP al. Rods and wiseco pistons. Those are TA 2 1/8" headers for stage 1 heads.
     
  7. Rob Ross

    Rob Ross Well-Known Member

    Great #s! Where was the oil pressure taken from, the front or rear?
     
  8. Robsbuick

    Robsbuick Precision Billet Inc.

    Awesome!!!!!! It will be great to see you back out.

    I think the Northeast will be in full force this year!!!! C'mon spring.
     
  9. stg1dom

    stg1dom Well-Known Member

    Oil pressure was taken from the front.

    Yeah I'm looking forward to getting back out there this year and seeing everyone.
     
  10. 69GS400s

    69GS400s ...my own amusement ride!

    Congrats Dom .. those are awesome #'s. Do you know what the last motor was making ?
     
  11. BQUICK

    BQUICK Gold Level Contributor

    Congrats Dom but I would be worried about that oil pressure going away at higher rpm. Gotta have 75lbs at 6500 if you want it to last.
     
  12. stagetwo65

    stagetwo65 Wheelie King

    Ditto Rob!
    Glad you'll be back out there Dom!
    I got my 560" back from Scotty and it's back in my '65 where it belongs! It made 908hp this time around. :TU:
     

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  13. GS Kubisch

    GS Kubisch THE "CUT-UP" BUICK

    Lookin' good Dom and Doug!

    Can't wait to see two of my favorite east coasters poppin' wheelies.
     
  14. philip roitman

    philip roitman Well-Known Member

    Congrats Dom. Looking forward to seeing it.
     
  15. staged2ny

    staged2ny Silver Level contributor

    Thats the same combo i was thinking of building , very nice !!
     
  16. Steve Reynolds

    Steve Reynolds SRE Inc

    Congrat's to Dom and Doug!! Both look good!!

    I have my 523 out at this time for a little service.

    Hope to see you guys this summer!!


    Steve
     
  17. Cellguy

    Cellguy 86 Somerset Screamer

    Another awesome piece out of Scotty's shop! Congrats Dom! No more watching racing from the fences!!! It's going to be a great year!
     
  18. gmcgruther

    gmcgruther Well-Known Member

    Man, that just proved my point on the 494 build I was thinking of doing but with stage 2 te heads! Where is Scotty's located? Please provide address and website if possible.
     
  19. Robsbuick

    Robsbuick Precision Billet Inc.

    http://www.scottysracingengines.com/
     
  20. stg1dom

    stg1dom Well-Known Member

    Alan, never had the last engine on the Dyno but I would assume it had to be around 650 hp.

    I believe the oil temp was probably pretty high the last pull And probably lost some pressure that way. This was a new front cover so it may need a bit of a tweak.

    Thanks for the kind words guys and let's bring on spring already!
     

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