could anyone tell me what kind of hp and torque
i have in the 327 chevy i had just built?
.060 over speedpro .125 domes 10.35 comp
64cc 2.02/1.60 double hump heads
summit .234 @.050 /.488 cam 114 lobe sep
mallory unilite dist. vac advance
edelbrock rpm intake
holley 650 double pumper /headers
erson 1.5 roller rockers
could you also run it with a edelbrock victor jr ?
to show me the dif.
thanks . the
it is going in a 67 camaro with a muncie 4 speed and a 4:10 12 bolt rear gear thanks.

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362hp with performer rpm
373ft lbs torque
380 with victor
386

I got 420Hp at 6000 Rpm
and 407 ftlbs at 5000 Rpm
...had to guess at the compression ration though.

I don't know how accurate desktop dyno is though.

[quote]Originally posted by 74huggerorange:
<strong>362hp with performer rpm
373ft lbs torque
380 with victor
386</strong><hr></blockquote>

What did you do differnt than me???
I put in 11.1 for the compression..

thanks guys i have 10.35 comp. ratio
it also has erson 1.5 roller rockers
i always forget something thanks alot for replying. those desktops are really kool.
would the rockers add much? iam happy with those #s thanks ill let you know hoe it runs when i get it in the car (soon)!

74huggerorange,

How are you inputting specific intakes into Dyno2000? or are you using a different program?

Virtual Engine dyno 2000 is pretty accurate.

I put in the specs of my 93 Yukon and the torque came out right on the money, but since they dont have my intake or heads, I had to guess on those.

But it was within 15hp and 5 torque.

I downloaded desktop dyno and how I arrived at the different types of intake was I just used single plane or dual plane to get the general idea. by the way I messed up on the cam setting when I ran it and also put the comp at 9.75:1

Desktop Dyno makes some guesses with the intake but since the intake doesn't effect power much at all compared to other parts, it ends up very close to a full on program like engine alalyzer, maybe desktop dyno over rates a 400 hp engine about 10 hp, but it's pretty close if you get the head flow numbers spot on

When i got desktop dyno i would look though magazines for engine buildups and plug them in to see how close it was to the actual thing.It was almost always is within 25 horsepower of being what the magazine had..

I did the 383 that i'm building for my S10 and came up with 300hp and 431 ftlbs at 2000 rpm.That doesn't seem right as all. <img src="graemlins/drunk.gif" border="0" alt="[drunk]" />

I have a bunch of .cam files if anybody needs them.Including the summit that DOUGS67CAMARO has.