Off the shelf cam options for marine engines
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365, but we all know those "ratings" from the big three in that era were all over the map.
Really, it's not a race car. I just can't leave anything alone so I started foolng with it and wound up with ported intake, heads and a solid cam.
It was good to go through it as we found a few suspect assembly things we fixed. (Junky//bend oil pump pickup, distributor bushing in the block spun, # 2 cam bearing was gone)
Really, it's not a race car. I just can't leave anything alone so I started foolng with it and wound up with ported intake, heads and a solid cam.
It was good to go through it as we found a few suspect assembly things we fixed. (Junky//bend oil pump pickup, distributor bushing in the block spun, # 2 cam bearing was gone)
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I have a nice engine package for the big block chryslers.will see if I can find the paperwork.also did a nice stroker sb chry for my brothers AAR cuda.
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Speaking of this, how high do port velocities get? A 2x2 inch port that flows 400cfm would have a velocity of 240 ft/sec. What if with a blower you sped this up to break the sound barrier? Would the engine just sonic "BOOM"?
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Ports never go past the speed of sound. But that is variable based on localized density and temperature..
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Not if you lined the ports with sound deadener.
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The port velocity won't break the sound barrier.
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