05stroker
Never enough power guy!
That just tells me you need higher lift exhaust cams!!!
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They are .560 now, what some custom .0700 lift cams!
That just tells me you need higher lift exhaust cams!!!
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They are .560 now, what some custom .0700 lift cams!
If I take .040 more off I get 11.85:1 C/R. Where do you stop when the car will never see pump gas again and will stay on e85? Most would say raise the C/R and lower boost to keep the intake temps down, but we all know that is not how my brain works. I say it is just more power! With that said where is the stopping point and why?
Arp 2000s and a VERY well prepped 05up block here.Your stopping point will be the rod bolts...maybe the block
If I take .040 more off I get 11.85:1 C/R. Where do you stop when the car will never see pump gas again and will stay on e85? Most would say raise the C/R and lower boost to keep the intake temps down, but we all know that is not how my brain works. I say it is just more power! With that said where is the stopping point and why?
Your stopping point will be the rod bolts...maybe the block
With my 3.9 pulley and 23 psi I am at about 72000 rpm and the max is 74000 I do have ceramic bearings now though.How close are you to spinning that blower as fast as it will go?
I like 7200 rpms. I did spin it to 7550 for several months last year. And I would agree it is 1500 rwhp capable.As long as he doesn't spin the guts out of it I'd wager that shortblock is good for 1500+
Well if the blower is maxed out crank up that compression! How high? IDK, that is outside my experience. I've never built a high compression/FI motor before and that is kind of a new thing.With my 3.9 pulley and 23 psi I am at about 72000 rpm and the max is 74000 I do have ceramic bearings now though.
7550 is getting where the followers aren't real happy. But that is still pretty slow for the bottom end. The bottom end can probably take 8500+ without breaking a sweat.I like 7200 rpms. I did spin it to 7550 for several months last year. And I would agree it is 1500 rwhp capable.
I really like the high rpm. It is a whole different sound past 7200. That will most likely be the next test of my setup after this C/R vrs PSI debate.Well if the blower is maxed out crank up that compression! How high? IDK, that is outside my experience. I've never built a high compression/FI motor before and that is kind of a new thing.
That said my EB F-150 has 10:1 CR and I am running 19lb of boost through it on 93. Daily driver.
11.75:1 with 25lb of boost and e85 doesn't seem that unreasonable.
7550 is getting where the followers aren't real happy. But that is still pretty slow for the bottom end. The bottom end can probably take 8500+ without breaking a sweat.
Next problem would be the timing chain guides
I am a complete noob at this, but, did you use a solid lash adjuster(or whatever it is) when you measured clearance? Don't the stock style ones "pump up" with oil pressure?
I am a complete noob at this, but, did you use a solid lash adjuster(or whatever it is) when you measured clearance? Don't the stock style ones "pump up" with oil pressure?
We have clearance for days!
Told ya.
Now, higher lift? maybe depending on how better your heads flow up there.
Never checked geometry or clearance in the head, if some extra work would be required.
About the followers, stay stock.
No, the lift will remain the same. I am not looking to replace valve springs several times a year, and that is what seems to happen when you step up to the 127650 cams.
And my followers will stay stock until Jessel steps back into reality! They are "pretty" but you cant see them under the valve covers.
So, what is the stopping point on C/R and why?
Besides the point I have already passed because I am me...
The way I see it there are four things that make power. One is C/R, the next is timing, the next is octane, and the other is boost, what is the line? What is the max combined cylinder pressure with E85? Is there a rule or am I at the point we just make pulls and adjust one or the other? Where does it stop? So many questions...