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20/21 cams and CIS
In an earlier thread and some cut and paste,
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That should be 20 hp for the SSI and muffler, 10 on the cam and another 20 for the compression increase from 8.5 to 9.5. That makes an additional 50hp on a 180 @ the crank start should give you 230 at the crank or 200/ 205 at the wheels. Noah's came in at 203 IIRC. Just dynoed my '79 today. Here are my engine specs: Turbo camshaft oil line restrictors B&B stainless front spoiler oil cooler Webcam, performance grind, 20/21 camshaft new OEM rockers SSIs and a dual outlet Danke stainless Pre 1974 oil lines light Flywheel 182hp at the wheels and 168 torque HP drops at 6500rpm Torque drops at 5500 Torque starts @ 3800/4000 High Performance Aluminum Flywheel Not bad for a engine that started new from the factory with 180 hp at the flywheel and now has approx. 215 hp and 190K miles. No problem running the engine up to 7K just no need as the dyno graph shows. Looks like the Noah's original numbers and speculation was pretty close. Easy to see what I will be doing next ![]() |
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So if I am reading you correctly, you believe a stock engine with 8.5:1 CR will yield about 155 HP to the wheels. That would be 180HP minus ~15%. The cams and exhaust added about 25-30HP.
Hmmm, I have an 83 engine (higher CR), small port heads and the early EURO SC injection. Match port heads, add SSIs, and later do the cams. Sounds like fun... ![]() I thought you were going to buy a 3.6? Jürgen |
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Sorry Jurgen I double posted this.
Hre is the other thread: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?postid=960199#post960199 Still looking at another engine but while that one is in the works I ma adding to what I have ![]() Can some one lock this thread or delete it? We cna continue the conversation on the duplicate post. TIA |
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