Want to see how a 70mm DRCE camshaft compares to a big-block Chevy? Watch this. Intake valve diameter: 2.55 inches (approximately)Įxhaust valve diameter: 1.80 inches (approximately)ĭuration: 280 degrees (intake) 308 degrees (exhaust)Įxhaust system: Four-into-one or tri-Y headers Type: Coil-near plug Holley crank-trigger system with eight sparkplugs Injectors: 80 or 160 pound per hour Holley units, maximum of eight Throttle body: 25-square-inch Holley unit required on all enginesįuel pump: Engine driven or electric, 90 psi maximum pressure Type: Electronic multi-port Holley fuel injection Material: CNC-machined steel, based on big-block Chevy HP DL140 G2 (retired) HP DL145 G2 (retired) HP DL140 G3. HP Officejet Pro Kxxx color printer M HP Mono LaserJet Mxxxx Multifunction printer. HP categories of printers as of November 2014 are. Performance: More than 1,400 hp and 800 lb-ft of torqueĭesign: 90-degree V-8, with four-bolt steel bearing caps (center three caps are splayed), based on Mark IV big-block Chevy design Material: Cast iron (DRCE 2) cast iron or compacted-graphite iron(CGI) (DRCE 3 and DRCE 4)Ĭam-to-crank centerline: 5.750 to 7.067 inchesĬost: $4,700 (DRCE 2) $8,000 (DRCE 3 CGI) n/a (DRCE 4 CGI) The following is a partial list of products manufactured under the Hewlett-Packard brand. Today, the engine can be found in Chevy, Dodge, Ford, and Pontiac Pro Stock cars and may be the most refined engine to ever grace a National Hot Rod Association dragstrip. Tracing its roots to the Chevy Mark IV Rat Motor, the Chevrolet Performance Drag Racing Competition Engine (DRCE) delivers more than 1,400 electronically fuel-injected horsepower to a pair of Goodyears for a 6-second ride down the quarter-mile in an excess of 200 mph.
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