junkyardhero
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thanks for clarifying. i was just trying to understand your position better.
No problem, we all have kind of vague understanding of each other.thanks for clarifying. i was just trying to understand your position better.
no, i have been vehemently clear that i am three racoons in a trench coat.No problem, we all have kind of vague understanding of each other.
No three raccoons and a rabid fox in a trench coat.no, i have been vehemently clear that i am three racoons in a trench coat.
that was the secret weapon, to spring on unsuspecting people!No three raccoons and a rabid fox in a trench coat.
Yes, my Baby Pink Nose looked at me and said, "Daddy, somethin's fishy about this dude"that was the secret weapon, to spring on unsuspecting people!
what gave it away? the chariot pulled by 13 black cats?
Ok?**** it, changed my mind.
I’m out.
Oh yes! Oh yes! Oh yes!building on this, @273 how many cams have you swapped, as in a back to back or even in a 2bbl to 4bbl saturday thrash session and then ran?
Noiirc, you had a crate motor that you did or were going to change the cam?
Oh yes! I can say what I did, yet again, but then again, as 273 pointed out… why would I bother. Seriously. Why would I bother?i ask this not as a knock against you, but out of genuine curiosity. you seem all about the cam theory but has any of that been put into practice?
**** it, changed my mind.
I’m out.
I'm not looking to discredit him, I'd be happy if his system works, I just haven't seem any glaring proof and the evidence against isn't concrete cause none of the dyno test are really setup to put his theory to the test, but what test that are on different lsa show little evidence being off a few degrees results in 30,40,50 etc.. lbs-ft loss.
Say Eg. If 108 is calculated as optimal then every degree in either direction should show huge loses, plus going wider than 108 is generally given that there will be loses so not much proof if 110/112 has less torque, but if going tighter than recommended like 104/106 don't lose torque but still gains is 108 optimal then?
So if 112 has least torque and 104 has most and the recommended 108 is in the middle is that really calculating optimal especially if the torque is less than 20 lbs-ft between each (104 vs 108 & 108 vs 112) and being 4 degrees off should be considered way off.
That video the guy's point was to prove DV and I'm saying none of the dyno test he showed gave any real proof, to me it put doubt on it.
I have a functioning brain and able to process information.
That's how I see lot of the **** you say
This comment vs….No problem I admit I don't have tons performance experience that's Rumbles hole card on me,
This comment is extremely hypocritical.And I'm 50 now so yes most my knowledge is from reading.
Your insane, hard to keep up with your mood swings lol.This comment vs….
This comment is extremely hypocritical.
But what you said, absolutely shows. And it’s amazing how you still get it wrong. And then, you make funny comments against me? You’ve got to be kidding me!?
It will be fine. How many thousands of 340's left the factory with that cam? Back then they made cams that were low lift and big duration and LSA. Those cams were easy on valve train and didn't need any tricks for big lift and clearances.I guess my stock 340 build is going to suck with my '68 4 speed cam (114 LSA installed at 112)
I forgot to put a smilie....my post was tongue in cheek. Most street engines aren't designed for peak hp/tq as there are other considerations.It will be fine. How many thousands of 340's left the factory with that cam? Back then they made cams that were low lift and big duration and LSA. Those cams were easy on valve train and didn't need any tricks for big lift and clearances.
Fixed.I guess my stock 340 build is going to suck with my '68 4 speed cam (114 LSA installed at 112)
I know your just playing around, but fyi DV formula would recommend 109 lsa with the idea of running about 10* less cam timing.I guess my stock 340 build is going to suck with my '68 4 speed cam (114 LSA installed at 112)
Yeah I'd probably buy the XE268 cam if I had to pick something else. Its got a 110 LSA.I know your just playing around, but fyi DV formula would recommend 109 lsa with the idea of running about 10* less cam timing.
DV intent is to give more under the curve power. Eg. Everyone builds a 408 to make 500 lbs-ft but it's possible to do with a well built 360 not that many of us are gonna get that so generally easier to make less efficient power.I forgot to put a smilie....my post was tongue in cheek. Most street engines aren't designed for peak hp/tq as there are other considerations.
Close enough.Yeah I'd probably buy the XE268 cam if I had to pick something else. Its got a 110 LSA.
Yeah if I wanted peak power I would have put in a roller cam to start. Its a slippery slope as they sayDV intent is to give more under the curve power. Eg. Everyone builds a 408 to make 500 lbs-ft but it's possible to do with a well built 360 not that many of us are gonna get that so generally easier to make less efficient power.