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Old 04-01-2017, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by GPM
I would expect a couple tenths between banks and think that was fine. My brother just ran into an issue with a new QF 950 seeing as much as 2 points difference between banks, that could melt something. Just my opinion.
What intake, on 02 sensors on individual cylinders i am seeing 2 points afr diff on a couple cylinder weather carbed or injected. Stagger jetting the carbs helped even it out, both the chinesium intake and the edelbrock victor did it, they still do it with extra spacer but not as bad. Not so much on top as in lower midrange. #6, #4 seems to be leanest
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Old 04-01-2017, 08:34 PM
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What intake, on 02 sensors on individual cylinders i am seeing 2 points afr diff on a couple cylinder weather carbed or injected. Stagger jetting the carbs helped even it out, both the chinesium intake and the edelbrock victor did it, they still do it with extra spacer but not as bad. Not so much on top as in lower midrange. #6, #4 seems to be leanest
The carb was run on the same dyno, 4 different motors, 6 different intakes, changed jets, air bleeds and metering blocks, always 1.5 to 2.0 points difference between banks. Replaced the main body with a billet BLP and now it's within a 1/2 point. My guess, it's just another example of Chinese junk.
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Old 05-04-2018, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by rob vanharten
My goal would be to have these motors wrapped up and on the dyno by early May
it's early may???
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ill tell you how my two 572s just dynoed.big m blocks 10.1 compression 357 afr heads bill miller intakes 1050 quick fuel carbs 650ish lift hyd cams.when i bought these two they were supposed to be ready to go but the dumbass didnt tell me that one had been hurt and they screwed up one set of heads to halfass fix the problem so one motor is down about 30 hp. i had the guys at sonnys do the best they could at porting and fixing the one set without replacing the castings,the valves have been sunk into the chamber too far.bad/hurt motor made 735hp with 655 ft lbs tq at 6000rpms and good motor made 770hp with 675 ft lbs tq at 6000rpms but motors were ran on different days so we think they may be closer in hp than dyno showed
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Old 05-06-2018, 12:10 PM
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ill tell you how my two 572s just dynoed.big m blocks 10.1 compression 357 afr heads bill miller intakes 1050 quick fuel carbs 650ish lift hyd cams.when i bought these two they were supposed to be ready to go but the dumbass didnt tell me that one had been hurt and they screwed up one set of heads to halfass fix the problem so one motor is down about 30 hp. i had the guys at sonnys do the best they could at porting and fixing the one set without replacing the castings,the valves have been sunk into the chamber too far.bad/hurt motor made 735hp with 655 ft lbs tq at 6000rpms and good motor made 770hp with 675 ft lbs tq at 6000rpms but motors were ran on different days so we think they may be closer in hp than dyno showed
Thats to bad what you went through. Karma is quick these days so I'm probably certain it's already taken place or in route.
Regardless that's some nice power.
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Curious to know what type of exhaust was used during the dyno testing?
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these are in a 32 side by side fountian so very little room for headers.i run cmi etops with the 1 7/8" tubes 5" tail pipes and dry out to the tips so we ran a small dyno header on it.
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What ever happened to this? Was hoping to see results. Hopefully all is well Rob!
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