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Old 06-16-2014, 03:56 AM
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Originally Posted by ERA Chas View Post
Yes-forgot to say-mine too.
58cc chambers, did you spec pistons for 10.8:1? I'm a little softer at 10.33
You planning a 950 on that modified Air Gap? I ran a lot of CFM at WOT and it worked. You'll have better velocity with 2.08's vs my 2.250's.
Bet you'll make 560+.
These are 2.100" intake valves. Engine is going to California, the land of bad pump gas, so SCR is more closer to 10:1. It's getting a Quick Fuel Q-850, which is more than adequate for an engine of this size. Jim has focused on streetability and manners.

It won't make 560+ on this dyno. I've done several of these with the hydraulic rollers and they're generally at around 525-550 depending on the cam and intake work.

vatdevil, the Air Gap is actually a very nice intake manifold, even for a big inch Windsor, especially when they have plenum and runner work on them.
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