Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
i think when you compare two ports/runners of differening size but similar efficiency what happens is essentially better cylinder fill on the 2nd half of inlet period and less reversion in the due to higher amplitude inlet wave of the smaller runner diameter. moreso than whats happening while piston is moving down.
Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
I agree with most of what you said, i think the R&D part is finding the right timing of the pressure drop and balancing against IVC which is where manipulating valve seat geometry and tdc csa can be used along with port size.digger wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2019 5:34 am i think when you compare two ports/runners of differening size but similar efficiency what happens is essentially better cylinder fill on the 2nd half of inlet period and less reversion in the due to higher amplitude inlet wave of the smaller runner diameter. moreso than whats happening while piston is moving down.
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
When you guys are talking about port velocity, both average and local, are you more concerned with it at running engine valve lift or retainer-to-guide contact?
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
Are you still whining about my cylinder head?Elroy wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 10:58 pm Well this is all new to me but.//information is good///its free information on the internet from what im seeing at my age but be careful what you absorb and attempt to transfer to your project//use to be word of mouth///its your job to decipher and take from the results given to you////examples given of "205" heads despite math suggesting otherwise///makes it hard for comparisons////confusing to me why lie being old school.///good info on the net but be careful of marketing /nothing has changed still deliberate disinformation////up to you if you wanna use previous examples to wade through the politics..
Im old and a retired analyst so to speak//. In my career pointing out falsehoods and disinformation was a daily duty//. its come to me quickly that the internet hasn't just given voice to good examples with facts///but also bad. same shit different venue//. People are people/ follow the money, doesnt even have to be alot of it.
I told you I'd send you one, I'm not really hiding something. I can read..
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
I need to up compression & I added rocker; tire speed low, need to add gear. Thanks for asking
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Steve sorry about hijacking; I believe you are going to exceed your expectations on this build
Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
Yes window csa. If your induction is too big for the cube and rpm because it just" has to be no more than 350fps at the st , and keep flowing .300 past your peak lift" and can keep up with piston demand on the first half of the stroke, my opinion is you just destroyed any ability to gain 100 + VE ABC
Steve, good luck wading through this
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So this scenario would create less depression on the second half of the stroke at and around BDC? Am I interpreting that right?
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
How about some numbers. What is 1st half of stroke / second half of stroke?
Lets look at a 6" rod 383 ci engine.
Peak Piston Flow Demand around 74 ATDC
Piston 1/2 way down the hole around 81 ATDC
Peak Valve Lift around 106-112 ATDC
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Lets look at a 6" rod 383 ci engine.
Peak Piston Flow Demand around 74 ATDC
Piston 1/2 way down the hole around 81 ATDC
Peak Valve Lift around 106-112 ATDC
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
In general terms yes, nothing is etched in stone, rpm is a big factor, the piston is already slowing down 20 -30* before the cams max IC, if you blow your wad so to speak in the first half, your basically empty at bdc
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Re: Dart 180 cc alloy head as cast
Green line is the Head flow (Out of box Dart 180 Iron Eagle numbers from Larry Meaux) map against a cam I selected. 6" rod 383 ci engine. Blue line piston flow demand @ 7500 RPM Red line piston flow demand @ 5000 RPM.
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_______I__N__T__A__K__E
Rocker_Arm_Ratio_=_1.650_________Valve_Lash_=_0.02100
VALVE_____Lift______Opens___Closes__Duration
_________________Deg_BTDC__Deg_ABDC_____________Area
_________0.00000____47.69_|__84.37_|_312.05_|__61.01
_________0.00600____44.55_|__80.80_|_305.35_|__60.99
_________0.01000____42.73_|__78.67_|_301.39_|__60.98
_________0.02000____38.71_|__73.99_|_292.70_|__60.91
_________0.04000____32.32_|__66.84_|_279.16_|__60.69
_________0.05000____29.68_|__63.94_|_273.61_|__60.56
_________0.10000____18.96_|__52.59_|_251.56_|__59.70
_________0.15000____10.52_|__43.84_|_234.35_|__58.68
_________0.20000_____3.06_|__36.19_|_219.26_|__57.27
_________0.25000____-3.97_|__29.07_|_205.10_|__55.41
_________0.30000___-10.85_|__22.20_|_191.36_|__53.71
_________0.35000___-17.79_|__15.20_|_177.41_|__51.04
_________0.40000___-24.96_|___7.98_|_163.03_|__48.74
_________0.45000___-32.52_|___0.38_|_147.86_|__45.30
_________0.50000___-40.80_|__-7.88_|_131.31_|__41.46
_________0.55000___-50.19_|_-17.26_|_112.55_|__36.16
_________0.60000___-61.45_|_-28.50_|__90.05_|__29.76
_________0.65000___-76.72_|_-43.55_|__59.73_|__20.32
CAM
_________0.00600____56.01_|__92.95_|_328.96_|__39.04
_________0.01000____50.50_|__87.43_|_317.93_|__39.00
_________0.02000____41.86_|__77.65_|_299.51_|__38.83
_________0.04000____30.98_|__65.35_|_276.33_|__38.48
_________0.05000____26.89_|__60.95_|_267.84_|__38.29
_________0.10000____11.47_|__44.82_|_236.29_|__37.07
_________0.15000____-0.70_|__32.36_|_211.67_|__35.53
_________0.20000___-12.08_|__20.95_|_188.87_|__33.37
_________0.25000___-23.72_|___9.23_|_165.51_|__30.83
_________0.30000___-36.39_|__-3.48_|_140.13_|__27.21
_________0.35000___-51.53_|_-18.59_|_109.88_|__22.27
_________0.40000___-72.76_|_-39.65_|__67.59_|__14.31
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