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SBC intake question for the experts
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Have you found a 225°intake lobe with enough lobe lift to get that lift with a reasonable rocker ratio? That kind of stuff isn't real plentiful, for several reasons. .
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Comp QXI with 1.65 rockers, which I've been told ratio out closer to 1.69 but I haven't mapped it myself. I'm cool with less if that's how it works out. Now whether or not that's a good idea is yet to be determined
Edit: It's a pretty damn aggressive lobe that I haven't completely talked myself into. I could always do the "glory pull" and drop rocker ratio once it goes in the Jeep.
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Not an expert here ,but . Maybe GM was targeting the market that would use retro-fit style throttle body efi . I have never used these but have heard of them not being effective on a dual plane intake? Just my 2 cents .Dan
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Why would I care what it makes at part throttle?
A cam can make it less streetble at part throttle, but an intake wont! (not dual or single plane anyway)
If youre worried about part throttle keep the duration short, that will make way more diff than the intake type, for the street croud.
So what if it spends 90% of its time putting around the street below 4000…
I want it to fly when I’m on it 5000-7000, could care less if it makes 350tq at 3500 or 375tq at 3500!
The other thing is most cars wont hook on the street anyway, so forget about et, I want that mph… which comes from hp = single plane.
I can guess from the but dyno what a car will run within 1-2 tenths, maybe its just me, but more mph always feels faster on the street,
and will “pull” on the car in the other lane (and more mph at the strip)
And this is coming from a guy with a 224 cam 383 with a dual plane… which was just for the sleeper effect.
Because I know it would be faster with the right cam and a single plane.
Most of these GM crate motors are miss-matched anyway… low compression, single plane, lots of junk rotating assemblies, no cam, may as well just build one yourself.
Just my 2 cents worth.
A cam can make it less streetble at part throttle, but an intake wont! (not dual or single plane anyway)
If youre worried about part throttle keep the duration short, that will make way more diff than the intake type, for the street croud.
So what if it spends 90% of its time putting around the street below 4000…
I want it to fly when I’m on it 5000-7000, could care less if it makes 350tq at 3500 or 375tq at 3500!
The other thing is most cars wont hook on the street anyway, so forget about et, I want that mph… which comes from hp = single plane.
I can guess from the but dyno what a car will run within 1-2 tenths, maybe its just me, but more mph always feels faster on the street,
and will “pull” on the car in the other lane (and more mph at the strip)
And this is coming from a guy with a 224 cam 383 with a dual plane… which was just for the sleeper effect.
Because I know it would be faster with the right cam and a single plane.
Most of these GM crate motors are miss-matched anyway… low compression, single plane, lots of junk rotating assemblies, no cam, may as well just build one yourself.
Just my 2 cents worth.
67 camaro
girly rollers on pumpgas:
420 - 641hp BretBauerCam, 1.39, 9.79 @ 137.5
383 - 490hp 224/224, 1.56, 10.77 @ 124.6
502 - 626hp 252/263, 049s 1.44, 10.08 @ 132.7
62 Nova cruiser
383/200-4R/12-bolt w 373s
224/224 HR cam
1.57 10.97 @ 121.2
girly rollers on pumpgas:
420 - 641hp BretBauerCam, 1.39, 9.79 @ 137.5
383 - 490hp 224/224, 1.56, 10.77 @ 124.6
502 - 626hp 252/263, 049s 1.44, 10.08 @ 132.7
62 Nova cruiser
383/200-4R/12-bolt w 373s
224/224 HR cam
1.57 10.97 @ 121.2
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Re: SBC intake question for the experts
I have been trying to beat this into guys heads, but they don't seem to get it. But I agree 100%67RS502 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 25, 2018 1:58 pm Why would I care what it makes at part throttle?
A cam can make it less streetble at part throttle, but an intake wont! (not dual or single plane anyway)
If youre worried about part throttle keep the duration short, that will make way more diff than the intake type, for the street croud.
So what if it spends 90% of its time putting around the street below 4000…
I want it to fly when I’m on it 5000-7000, could care less if it makes 350tq at 3500 or 375tq at 3500!
The other thing is most cars wont hook on the street anyway, so forget about et, I want that mph… which comes from hp = single plane.
I can guess from the but dyno what a car will run within 1-2 tenths, maybe its just me, but more mph always feels faster on the street,
and will “pull” on the car in the other lane (and more mph at the strip)
And this is coming from a guy with a 224 cam 383 with a dual plane… which was just for the sleeper effect.
Because I know it would be faster with the right cam and a single plane.
Most of these GM crate motors are miss-matched anyway… low compression, single plane, lots of junk rotating assemblies, no cam, may as well just build one yourself.
Just my 2 cents worth.
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It is pictured with a carburetor and sold as a 'turn key' option so I fail to see how they target it for use with a TB style efi system. Is it just because its a single plane that you come to this conclusion?6.50camaro wrote: ↑Mon Jun 25, 2018 1:05 pm Maybe GM was targeting the market that would use retro-fit style throttle body efi .
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What about keeping the same cam and a single plane? Easier to try than going into the engine...
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I was just trying to say that it has the wrong cam and intake to make power / be fast.
I believe it would be faster with either one or both changes.
But it was tempting to throw a single plane on it to see what happens, the heads are big, so more rpm would have been in order.
I believe it would be faster with either one or both changes.
But it was tempting to throw a single plane on it to see what happens, the heads are big, so more rpm would have been in order.
67 camaro
girly rollers on pumpgas:
420 - 641hp BretBauerCam, 1.39, 9.79 @ 137.5
383 - 490hp 224/224, 1.56, 10.77 @ 124.6
502 - 626hp 252/263, 049s 1.44, 10.08 @ 132.7
62 Nova cruiser
383/200-4R/12-bolt w 373s
224/224 HR cam
1.57 10.97 @ 121.2
girly rollers on pumpgas:
420 - 641hp BretBauerCam, 1.39, 9.79 @ 137.5
383 - 490hp 224/224, 1.56, 10.77 @ 124.6
502 - 626hp 252/263, 049s 1.44, 10.08 @ 132.7
62 Nova cruiser
383/200-4R/12-bolt w 373s
224/224 HR cam
1.57 10.97 @ 121.2
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The single plane on its own might give you the RPM without the cam.
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Yes, the single plane would.
I'd shift the RPM intake around 6400-6500, so a small single plane (with the large heads) would need upper 6000 shift points I believe.
A decent cam would need low 7000 shift.
I do think it would be faster with either change.
I'd shift the RPM intake around 6400-6500, so a small single plane (with the large heads) would need upper 6000 shift points I believe.
A decent cam would need low 7000 shift.
I do think it would be faster with either change.
67 camaro
girly rollers on pumpgas:
420 - 641hp BretBauerCam, 1.39, 9.79 @ 137.5
383 - 490hp 224/224, 1.56, 10.77 @ 124.6
502 - 626hp 252/263, 049s 1.44, 10.08 @ 132.7
62 Nova cruiser
383/200-4R/12-bolt w 373s
224/224 HR cam
1.57 10.97 @ 121.2
girly rollers on pumpgas:
420 - 641hp BretBauerCam, 1.39, 9.79 @ 137.5
383 - 490hp 224/224, 1.56, 10.77 @ 124.6
502 - 626hp 252/263, 049s 1.44, 10.08 @ 132.7
62 Nova cruiser
383/200-4R/12-bolt w 373s
224/224 HR cam
1.57 10.97 @ 121.2
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You'd get accused of an intake manifold/camshaft RPM range mismatch...
224@50thou 5000RPM range camshaft with a 7500RPM range super victor.