505'sFastestViper.
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Looks great
Now let's get this thing put together!!!
Dom
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Now let's get this thing put together!!!
Dom
Undefeated on the Internet
Glad to have you posting here, Greg.
The intake ports peak at 405 cfm @ .700" lift. (They're 400 *even* @.650"). The exhaust ports flow 270 @ .700" lift. 28 inches of water.
So what did you end up running in the heads for valves and such
So what did you end up running in the heads for valves and such
Update time! Just spoke with Greg Good and I have the preliminary flow numbers on the Gen IV heads. I think my Gen III stock heads flow between 268-280 cfm @ .600 on the intake side. Here are the numbers for the Gen IV ported heads:
LIFT.......INTAKE.......EXHAUST FLOW
.200........165...........115
.300........254...........178
.400........309...........220
.500........348...........244
.600........369...........258
.700........375...........259
.750........377...........260
Greg is calling Justin @ JMB today with the specs for the custom intake, he wants total runner length(runner and port) of 15", round runner shape, 25% taper on the runners, and have the runners extend up into the plenum chamber. More details to follow.
The cam specs we are considering are 248-256 with .700 lift, 114 LSA, Solid roller.
The valve sizes on the new heads are: 2.170 intake and 1.600 exhaust.
What's your weight reduction goal that accompanies your power gain?