Desk Top Dyno

Hey buddy.
We have talked about this before . It would take exceptional everything to get anywhere close to that kinda figure, that could be backed up at the track. Not saying it’s impossible, but it would be ultra top shelf power for a W5 deal.
I know you have mentioned a guy you know making supposedly that kind of power, so maybe it’s possible.
My old motor/ car( after I sold it) had several upgrades made( things I wasn’t willing to do when I had it) and has been very recently 140 mph at 3220 pounds on leaf springs. Spring eater roller cam.
When that motor was dynoed at Best Machine it made 708. They were a super reputable shop( recently closed as the owners retired) Most anybody in the Mopar community knows that shop and the work they produce, they did all the machine work for both of us.
That is the high water mark I have ever heard of , at the track, with those heads. This is currently a 14+ compression deal on gas, no vacuum pump, shelf headers( TTI W 5) .
So alky, vacuum pump, maybe extra power could be found.
This all said..the casting quality of any of those heads flat sucks, even the supposedly better blue plug heads. They leak bad too. Been there done that with those. Thin spring pockets when ported, just frankly knowing what I know now, would never invest the pile of money in them needed and expect long term reliability.
Victor heads would be more reliable and make more power, or even Indy heads
You maybe right. But I've made 680 hp with Bloomer heads and 11.2 to 1 . Surely I can make 740 with a really good W5 and lots of compression, Indy intake, more camshaft. As far as the poor castings mine are pretty good and we've got a guy that can seal the heads under pressure. You just won't be able to weld on them after he seals them. I've got everything to build the engine except the pistons. So I'm not going to have to come out of my pocket much more. I was going to use my w7's for this project. But I'm going to give them to my son for his project. I believe that in the end I'll be able to go 5.80's in my Valiant with the W5 engine. Fingers crossed .