55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
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55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
i was just curiuos cylinder head gurus , on my cylinder heads would the stepper valve angle help out the velocity on the hight lift ?
im really not worried about longevity on the valve job since i only race a handful times a year
thxs for the input
im really not worried about longevity on the valve job since i only race a handful times a year
thxs for the input
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
bruno wrote:i was just curiuos cylinder head gurus , on my cylinder heads would the stepper valve angle help out the velocity on the hight lift ?
im really not worried about longevity on the valve job since i only race a handful times a year
thxs for the input
Bruno,
A possibilty is that the 50* valve angle might work okay, but "no" on anything steeper. When doing steep valve angles, it's not just a matter of switching the valve job around, but the chamber shaper has to be compatible with the steeper angles. Meaning that that chamber shape of the Edelbrock heads is not the most conducive to a steep angle valve job. One would need to sink the valves some in order to help make it work.
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
Thxs, ....do you do the same for intake and exhaust
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
just using a different type of valve can help, sometimes the flowbench can be a little misleading, this is where the wetflow come into play, even if the air says no, the fuel can follow better into the chamber.
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
BOSS 429 wrote:just using a different type of valve can help, sometimes the flowbench can be a little misleading, this is where the wetflow come into play, even if the air says no, the fuel can follow better into the chamber.
Charlie put in some frpp a429 2.25 intake valves ...i believe ....is there any better ones for my application ?
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
You'd be hard pressed to find a better flowing s.s. intake valve than the A429. The "better" intake valve would be made of Ti.
Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
Bruno , you do too much reading ....just increase the comp and get a real cam ....and let the damn thing eat
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605FOX wrote:Bruno , you do too much reading ....just increase the comp and get a real cam ....and let the damn thing eat
Amen !
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
605FOX wrote:Bruno , you do too much reading ....just increase the comp and get a real cam ....and let the damn thing eat
I was just being inqusitive .......
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605FOX wrote:Bruno , you do too much reading ....just increase the comp and get a real cam ....and let the damn thing eat
Funny I was told this at the seminar.
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
Didn't Darin Morgan even mention that the "exotic" valve angles are only worth a few HP on the dyno? For most builds just use the typical angles and enjoy it...
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
Nick, While valve/valve job evolution , a bigger cam , etc. may give some gains , that is not the bang for the buck.
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from what I gather you have not even slipped the tip of the fogger in yet...............loose the bars, get a 7531, put the man pills in and go have fun..................
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
With a 50 degree valve job you can use more duration. If your cam is already to small then it certainly won't help.
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rmcomprandy wrote:With a 50 degree valve job you can use more duration. If your cam is already to small then it certainly won't help.
everybody keeps on saying his cam is too small ....... Bruno why did you go with such a small cam ?
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Tennessee Bullitt wrote:605FOX wrote:Bruno , you do too much reading ....just increase the comp and get a real cam ....and let the damn thing eat
Funny I was told this at the seminar.
i have no doubt .......
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
What are the cam specs?
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richter69 wrote:What are the cam specs?
you would have to ask Lem for that info
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
Seems like he told me and I domt remember it being that small. Honestly the cam is right for the combo, head type used etc. You gotta remember those eddys aint exactly at the top of the pecking order. Your shit runs damn good for what parts were used.
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
richter69 wrote:Seems like he told me and I domt remember it being that small. Honestly the cam is right for the combo, head type used etc. You gotta remember those eddys aint exactly at the top of the pecking order. Your shit runs damn good for what parts were used.
sir i never said anything about small or not running good ........
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
bruno wrote:richter69 wrote:Seems like he told me and I domt remember it being that small. Honestly the cam is right for the combo, head type used etc. You gotta remember those eddys aint exactly at the top of the pecking order. Your shit runs damn good for what parts were used.
sir i never said anything about small or not running good ........
He said you were small.................('')('')('')
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Re: 55* 50* vs 45* valve angles
bruno wrote:605FOX wrote:Bruno , you do too much reading ....just increase the comp and get a real cam ....and let the damn thing eat
I was just being inqusitive .......
Nothing wrong with that!
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