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Old 04-08-2024, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by articfriends
You can always put it down .100 in hole and seal it then cc the difference too if in doubt
Actually i have no doubts, i think i am good with 9.8 or 10 to 1, DCR is under 8 to 1 with both, even if i advance the cam 8 degrees. This is calculated using the duration at 0.006" lift. Using the 050" duration and adding 15dg to intake closing point gives 8.2 with 8dg cam advance.
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Originally Posted by articfriends
The one video thats out there of racin jason at loto running 85 on sunday at shootout i think 3 years was the MPI 509 engine I dynoed and tuned that made 620/620 here. The announcer calls it a velocity in the video because he had a velocity the year before or something.
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There was one I found of a 9yo kid at the wheel, dad standing behind him with his hand on the throttle, and the camera glanced down at the GPS at ~85. The description mentioned a "Built" engine, but wither I don't remember what it was, or it didn't specify. I did see the one you refer to, though. I was confused by the announcer, but now I get it.

At the end of the day, we see that the hull is good for it, with sufficient power. 85 is my goal. It will have to wait for time to refresh the 496, and I'll replace the pistons and bump the boost from the ProCharger. I'll have to upgrade the outdrive, as well, to handle the additional power. This is probably all probably a pipe dream, as the budget office is.... "satisfied".... with 77 and is pretty well convinced her knuckles are already white enough.

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Old 04-11-2024, 11:31 AM
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Looking for valve springs, Ron calls for 180-200lbs @ seat, and no more than 500lbs open. 2.3"/1.88", 11/32 stem valves. going set the rev limiter to 6000rpm. Would like to use my comp 741-16 steel retainers if possible? Those are heavy tough.
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Got the cam today, seems to be billet Core with everyewear gear. According to comp, the duration @.200" is 155°/160°




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Starting to modify the intake. First we machine the holes for injector bungs, injector bungs are made from 40mm thick aluminum rod, and we try to fill the the intake port with the bungs, so we dont have to fill the port by welding that much. This intake is rec port, that will be modified to match flotek r-oval runner.


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Originally Posted by JaniH
Got the cam today, seems to be billet Core with everyewear gear. According to comp, the duration @.200" is 155°/160°


That doesn't look like a billet core. Billet should be gold/copper color.

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Originally Posted by GPM
I don't, but what are you comparing them to ? they still seem small for a 509 that may get a supercharger. There again, that's only my opinion.
Pressure added intake and head ports don't need larger CCs.

The compressed air or F/A mixture will behave the same as NA for the most part.

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290 Floteks have a smaller chamber, and roval intake ports. They flow very similar to the 315/317cc heads. Likely only notice a diff at WOT, where the engine may spend 5% of total run time.
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Originally Posted by sutphen 30
I've seen 630hp w/ a crane 240/248 ls112 for an 8.1L in a gen 6 502,cams a double swap,dart heads 10-1 compr. on an ego breaking dyno.
Awesome quote..."Ego Breaking Dyno"...
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Originally Posted by underpsi68
That doesn't look like a billet core. Billet should be gold/copper color.
Depends on the type of steel core.
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Originally Posted by underpsi68
That doesn't look like a billet core. Billet should be gold/copper color.
My billet Comp cams were also black.

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