That's the 4" stroke. My 416" pretty much tops out at 6,000 rpm. Prior to that I had a W2 3.31" stroke 340 that was shifted at 7,200.
I thought it might be due to the piston speed with a 4" arm but it dropped so fast . I figure it might taper off.
That's the 4" stroke. My 416" pretty much tops out at 6,000 rpm. Prior to that I had a W2 3.31" stroke 340 that was shifted at 7,200.
It’s likely the cam gave up… my buddies run 440” at 9,000 rpm with a 4.125 stroke. Not Mopars but the crank doesn’t know what block it is in…That's the 4" stroke. My 416" pretty much tops out at 6,000 rpm. Prior to that I had a W2 3.31" stroke 340 that was shifted at 7,200.
I thought it might be due to the piston speed with a 4" arm but it dropped so fast . I figure it might taper off.
I'm sorry, but the stroke is not the cause here. My personal 408 makes power through 7400. Dyno tested and confirmed, and My heads only flow 285. This is cam, cam degree, carb cfm, or intake manifold choke.That's the 4" stroke. My 416" pretty much tops out at 6,000 rpm. Prior to that I had a W2 3.31" stroke 340 that was shifted at 7,200.
Would you be so kind and share those 2 dyno sheets please? J.RobI'm sorry, but the stroke is not the cause here. My personal 408 makes power through 7400. Dyno tested and confirmed, and My heads only flow 285. This is cam, cam degree, carb cfm, or intake manifold choke.
Heck, the BluePrint 408, with a much smaller hyd roller cam makes hp through 6400 or so. With as cast, edelbrock heads and an airgap.
I will get the actual printouts next week when I pick up the engine .I was asking JohnnyMac for the BP example and his personal 408-but thanks. While we're at it do you have the uncorrected or "raw" numbers? mbaird J.Rob
Those cam numbers look very healthy to me.I will get the actual printouts next week when I pick up the engine .
These were random pics I took thru out the day .
Can’t remember what this is going in and it’s intended use? Considering the cam with those @.050” duration numbers making peak HP at 6200 it seems spot on.I was hoping for around 550 hp but could only muster 493 .
Torque was good running 428 ft-lbs by 3800 and 482@ 4700 !
Power dropped off abruptly at 6200 which surprised me for W2 heads.
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Those cam numbers look very healthy to me.
It could be a valve opening /closing timing issue making the power fall off.
Cam timing to far advanced @ +4* ?
What do the cranking speed cylinder pressures look like?
Just looked back on the component list and you have some very nice parts listed. What was the compression again? Did you guys use the air turbine? The engine on paper should be better than that up to about 6200-6300 rpm. J.Rob
Can’t remember what this is going in and it’s intended use? Considering the cam with those @.050” duration numbers making peak HP at 6200 it seems spot on.
Overall I’d think you’d be quite chuffed with it, I know I would be!
Gotta make a liar outta meI'm sorry, but the stroke is not the cause here. My personal 408 makes power through 7400. Dyno tested and confirmed, and My heads only flow 285. This is cam, cam degree, carb cfm, or intake manifold choke.
Heck, the BluePrint 408, with a much smaller hyd roller cam makes hp through 6400 or so. With as cast, edelbrock heads and an airgap.
Knowledge is power!!That's the 4" stroke. My 416" pretty much tops out at 6,000 rpm. Prior to that I had a W2 3.31" stroke 340 that was shifted at 7,200.
Gotta make a liar outta me
Idk how clear it is, but mine noses at 72-7300. Guess my memory was of a touch. Peak was 608. It carries around 580 through 7200.
Not sure which one you are more interested in for comparison sake. But I would think OP's engine should be similar to the attached sheet. I uploaded my cam card for gigs also. I have a touch more duration, but he has more lift, and more head flow. Maybe not enough spring?
You got me on the BPE. Looks like we shut them off at 6000. I swore we turned them a little harder, but again those are street engines made to live forever. I don't have the "real" one handy on a Sunday. Just the one on the website.
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EDIT: Sorry...those pics are crap.
3800 at mid day . 3400 at around 6:00Any idea what the weather corrected to yesterday.
Nampa is probably around 2500ft plus the humidity was pretty high. My air density gauge was reading 90 most of the day.
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Here is a pull to 6k.
We spent most of the day working on jetting the curve at part throttle.
The cam is installed 4* advanced
246/250 @ .050 on a 108
.648/.648 lift
Timing ended up at 32* total
Shouldnt be ... this is a custom grind ordered by Ryan when he ported the heads .Looking at the numbers..
Probably cam n heads are mismatched.
Lemme see what heads you have on post 1....brb
Oh boy... what are .200-.500 numbers on those w2's and the header is too much imo.
Narrow power band r kinda indicative of more exh than intake charge. But I'm no expert and dont own a dyno.