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Old 01-25-2004, 07:27 PM
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desktop dyno

could someone run desktop dyno for this engine
chevy 355
Dart Iron Eagle heads 200cc intake runner 72cc chamber
9.3 compresssion
edelbrock performer rpm manifold
edelbrock 600 carb (or would a 750 be better?, could you run it with both?)
crane xri ignition
1 5/8 headers
flowmaster exhaust
comp cam xe274
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duration at .05; 230, 236
gross lift .487 .490

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Old 01-25-2004, 07:47 PM
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re: desktop dyno

I come up with 372 ft. lbs @ 4000 RPMs
373 HP @ 6000 RPMs
Personally I think a 625 Road Demon would be perfect for this combo
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re: desktop dyno

379 lb-ft @ 4500, 382HP at 6000 for a 600 carb
379 lb-ft @ 4500, 384HP at 6000 for a 625 carb
382 lb-ft @ 4500, 391HP at 6500 for a 750 carb

but all this is on a perfectly tuned motor. If you ever get it dyno'd, let us know what the numbers are.
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re: desktop dyno

is this a good combination?
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re: desktop dyno

looks pretty good
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re: desktop dyno

how much would 1.5 roller rockers add?
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re: desktop dyno

hard to say, DD2000 assumes a perfect world, so Id assume thats with roller rockers.
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re: desktop dyno

1.5 rockers are standard size. roller i dont think you would even get a full hp out of them alone. to make the most of roller rockers you should build a full roller motor.
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