That Lunati cam is actually an Ultradyne cam profile. I have one I plan to put in a 360 with some IMM xheads but haven’t gotten started on the motor yet.
What would happen if one were able to add a half point of compression when they swapped a cam from 108 to 112 lsa?
Or swapped cams with 108 vs 112 lsa but both were installed at 108 or 106…
There are so many damn variables. Seems one could get get quite similar power curves and maybe get some...
There is an old article dulcich did for intake manifolds. I think it was a roughly 450hp 360.
The rpm airgap did about 25lb tq better than the single planes around 3-4k rpm and had the same hp until almost 6k rpm. After that the single plane was a little better.
I just used the diamond pistons calculator
6cc piston dish. .240” top ring down.
4.18 gasket bore.
Piston .010 down and yr 67.5cc chamber.
11.1 with a .040” gasket
10.8 with a .050 gasket
Given the location. And their 98 ron is similar to 93 in the US right?
If no option for parts swaps. I would run the numbers on 106 and 108 installed centerline with that cam and a .050” gasket (still utilize quench properties). Double check all the measurements to be sure on compression. But...