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02-12-2006 11:07 AM #13
Wow, some great numbers!!!!! Were these on Dart heads or ???? Only other criteria is that for weight reasons I would prefer aluminum...the Edelbrock/Chapman heads also have a 5/8" thick deck...... just so we are comparing apples to apples.....Originally posted by erik erikson
IMO,for what it is worth the dwell time at TDC with the longer rod becomes more important with a larger port volume, higher comp. ratio and a blower,turbo,n20 also better piston skirt wear better ring seal,better ring life and cylinder bore wear.Here are some specs. on the heads I have built.I look more at the mid-lift numbere because the valve spends more time in this area then at max. lift of low lift numbers. These numbers are taken at 28 inches of water using a 2.055 valve with a under cut stem.The exhaust is 1.6 in dia. with a under cut on the stem. .200 lift 149 in./ 122 ex. .300 lift 209 in./ 159 ex. .400 lift /262 in./ 190 ex. .500 lift 290 in./ 224 ex. .600 lift 307/ 234 ex. .700 lift 316 in./ 242 ex.Sorry this is hard to read.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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