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Mike68RS Jan 2nd, 07, 08:36 PM If someone would Desktop Dyno my engine with a newly installed Lunati cam, I'd appreciate it. Here is the specs, if you need more let me know.
355, 10.3:1 compression ratio.
Cam: Lunati 401A6LUN (http://holley.com/data/Products/Technical/401A6LUN.pdf)
Trick Flow heads 64cc flow numbers:
Valve lift: .050 .100 .200 .300 .400 .500 .600
Int. flow: 29.5 60.3 125 173.6 215 239 243
Exh. flow: 18 43 86.5 116.7 144 162 175
1 5/8 headers: 2 1/2 dual exhaust
Edelbrock Performer RPM
Holley 750 VS carb
1.5 roller rockers
Anything else needed?
Thanks!
Mike
rookie68camaro Jan 3rd, 07, 06:40 AM Head gasket bore and thickness, Piston down bore @ TDC
rookie68camaro Jan 3rd, 07, 06:43 AM I'm showing 380 HP @ 5000 RPM, Great low end torgue
I think I got every thing in correctly, I'm new to the Dyno Program.
zdld17 Jan 3rd, 07, 07:31 AM Micheal,, which new program do you have??
rookie68camaro Jan 3rd, 07, 07:52 AM dyno 2000
67RS502 Jan 3rd, 07, 10:21 AM Your 355 should be makin around 425-450hp.
Some bowl work and a DP carb would help a bit.
Mike68RS Jan 3rd, 07, 10:51 AM Head gasket bore and thickness, Piston down bore @ TDC
Thanks guys! Head gasket bore is 4.130 with .038 compressed thickness. Block has been zero decked. I do plan on using a Holley 650DP this spring or I was going to buy a Quick Fuel 650 DP, but not sure about Quick Fuel.
Mike
zdld17 Jan 3rd, 07, 11:30 AM dyno 2000
I just got the ProSim Desktop Dyno and then upgraded to the Protools version. Still learning. Its an upgrade for me from the Motion Desktop series. Lots to learn here.
Well I ran these numbers on Motion Desktop and new DynoSim 4.20, Motion shows just HP, the DynoSim show flywheel hp/ tq. @ 5000 rpm, 421 x 442, 5500, 451 x 430, 6000, 469x 411 & 6500, 475 x 384.
Now tell me how far off,, I used the LUN solid cam you listed
rookie68camaro Jan 4th, 07, 06:55 AM Lets see if their is a diffrence in the programs?
@5000 rpm 452 Torque 432
There are so many ways to come up with diffrent numbers.
Mike68RS Jan 4th, 07, 08:58 AM Wow, I'm pretty happy with anything over 400! :D I'd like to get it on the chassis dyno this spring and see how the rear wheel HP corresponds to the sim programs.
Thanks again for all your work guys.
Mike
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