How would you design a max effort street sbc?

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randy331 wrote:I think, good heads with high DC will have an impact on the BSFC #, and high DC and less reverse flow seem to be connected, along with less low lift flow forward. Randy
Do you mean port energy?
No.

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We can start a new thread, discharge coefficient vs. port energy.
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Some people must have very happy dynos
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Carnut1 wrote:We can start a new thread, discharge coefficient vs. port energy.
You mean what one is vs the other, or the value of one vs the other ?

Or a vote to see how many use each ?

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Carnut1 wrote:We can start a new thread, discharge coefficient vs. port energy.
Good idea.
randy331 wrote:You mean what one is vs the other, or the value of one vs the other ?Or a vote to see how many use each ?Randy
All of the above.
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I'm guessing they both go hand-in-hand. Good thread topic, though.
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Which head is that? 60/40 valve spacing? Double check those valves your 2.02 is bigger than your 2.05 valve or at least it looks that way. Thanks, Charlie
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The exact sizes are,
2.024
2.056
2.128
2.281

I didn't have any 2.200 valves so I used the 2.280, and I was gonna use 2.08 instead of the 2.05, but 2.05 is what I'm using in these heads, so I went with that one.

It is a Dart pro 1 200cc head. I didn't have any 215s in shop now.
I "think" the 200 has the valves moved over .030" and the 215 is 60/40 spacing, but you can get the idea what different sizes look like in that casting.

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CGT wrote:Carnut.jpg
That should really broaden your power curve. :)
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Dose that thing come stock with a 1.84 throat??, id go with the 2.28 valve and 2.14 throat, port energy man :lol:
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CGT wrote:Carnut.jpg
That should really broaden your power curve. :)
I think I get it. It is a joke that the different sized valves will all have a different torque peak. Having multiple torque peaks flattens the torque curve. Very clever.
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I appreciate the effort in making that pic. Interesting to look at it that way. Thanks, Charlie
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GARY C wrote:
CGT wrote:Carnut.jpg
That should really broaden your power curve. :)
I think I get it. It is a joke that the different sized valves will all have a different torque peak. Having multiple torque peaks flattens the torque curve. Very clever.
Yes, just being goofy.
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zums wrote:Dose that thing come stock with a 1.84 throat??, id go with the 2.28 valve and 2.14 throat, port energy man :lol:
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Hmmm, I can see that port energy is not universally accepted. That is fine. I am not here to make you a believer. I am here to learn and maybe teach others what I have learned. Think of it this way guys. Not everyone is a cylinder head pro, not everyone can go to sleep and wake up with a complete engine design by morning. Some can, Port energy can really help a non pro make way better power than the average wrench by using some measurements and a kick ass program and a bit of hard work. Thanks, Charlie
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