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02-23-2006 08:50 AM #6
You just made my head hurt.Originally posted by Ives Bradley
Well according to my info, take the engine size say 460XMax rpm say5000XVolumetric efficiency divided by 3456= CFM. So460X5000=2300000X.85[most rebuilt engines have about 85% efficiency]=1955000 dividedby 3456=565.68287, or less than 600 CFM. This is only a place to start for some, but it has worked real well for me like it is.
That's what I'm talking about...Originally posted by techinspector1
I like Denny's formula....cubic inches times 2.
Wes...aka "BigRed"





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