JezebelCharger70
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Those cam specs are not far off from my E-2, I am just not happy with the cam, it sounds and operates like a stock cam, I am gonna get my D-Dart spec cam ground from Don, and hopefully it operates like I am hoping
You'll need a converter (or your 4 speed) and gearsThose cam specs are not far off from my E-2, I am just not happy with the cam, it sounds and operates like a stock cam, I am gonna get my D-Dart spec cam ground from Don, and hopefully it operates like I am hoping
Not right off hand on the flywheel. Looks like the Ddart cam is going to need some headers and some head work.I have a complete 4 speed setup to swap into my Dart now, along with a 3.91 rear gear set. It ought to be much quicker, I know this is off topic, but do you @toolmanmike know where I can find a 9.5 flywheel?
I'm curious to see that .Let me put the Ddart specs in. (no other changes)
Brewers performanceI have a complete 4 speed setup to swap into my Dart now, along with a 3.91 rear gear set. It ought to be much quicker, I know this is off topic, but do you @toolmanmike know where I can find a 9.5 flywheel?
Interesting, I enlarged the valves to 1.88/1.60 and pocket ported the heads and added small tube headers (through exhaust)Not right off hand on the flywheel. Looks like the Ddart cam is going to need some headers and some head work.
271 hp@5500 but 290 tq@4000
LD4B superior@toolmanmike I got spitfire headers, but may end up investing in the hedman headers, My "920" heads have an enlarged intake valve and some minor port work. When I pull the engine back apart, I am gonna do some more work to the heads. Should I go back with my original single plane 4 barrel iron intake, or keep the LD4B intake. I normally play with big blocks and Hemis, and I appreciate all of your guys information on making this little engine perform.
LD4B all the way@toolmanmike I got spitfire headers, but may end up investing in the hedman headers, My "920" heads have an enlarged intake valve and some minor port work. When I pull the engine back apart, I am gonna do some more work to the heads. Should I go back with my original single plane 4 barrel iron intake, or keep the LD4B intake. I normally play with big blocks and Hemis, and I appreciate all of your guys information on making this little engine perform.
Is that what your commando build put out Mike ?Interesting, I enlarged the valves to 1.88/1.60 and pocket ported the heads and added small tube headers (through exhaust)
355 hp@6000 and 349 tq@5000
Interesting, I enlarged the valves to 1.88/1.60 and pocket ported the heads and added small tube headers (through exhaust)
355 hp@6000 and 349 tq@5000
No headers or large valves and just the E4. Probably the 260 horse/311 torque range.Is that what your commando build put out Mike ?
long tube headers = more torque ....... shorties don't cut it . I have full length hookers on mine .@toolmanmike I got spitfire headers, but may end up investing in the hedman headers, My "920" heads have an enlarged intake valve and some minor port work. When I pull the engine back apart, I am gonna do some more work to the heads. Should I go back with my original single plane 4 barrel iron intake, or keep the LD4B intake. I normally play with big blocks and Hemis, and I appreciate all of your guys information on making this little engine perform.
Not to steal a good thread here but I have a question about grinding cams.
If you send in a core with smaller lift heights and smaller base circles- how does a machine shop “regrind” a cam larger?
For $79 they are not welding to your cam AND regrinding it. Anyone care to explain?
Isky is a old time cam company. Many of their grinds are old school with lots of duration and not tons of lift. Now that is ok because the lobes are easy on valve springs. Your cam works. They just do but there's better choices out there. I bought the E4 because it was a off the shelf cam that was very close to the stock Charger/Commando cam. THere's better cams out there.What do you guys think of this cam grind:
480 lift Duration @.050 .242 intake .250 exhaust 108 lobe separation angle
Isky is offering to grind this for me, since I wasn't happy with the last cam. Said this should give me the sound I want and will allow me not to have to change my valve springs.
I don't think you will like that 3:91 gear with a low first gear 3:09 ( if that's the 4 speed trans you have going in ) I tried it >>>>> you'll get tired of shifting too early thru the gears and not going anywhere . freeway rpms will be too high for comfort . I had 27" tires on mine . did not like that 3:91.. so I put the 3:55 back in . but that is just my opinion .I have a complete 4 speed setup to swap into my Dart now, along with a 3.91 rear gear set. It ought to be much quicker, I know this is off topic, but do you @toolmanmike know where I can find a 9.5 flywheel?
I built my engine to D-Dart specs and went a little further, I have the factory style 10.5 dome pistons, "920" Casting Heads with 1.88 intake valves, ports cleaned and gasket matched, rotating assembly balanced, LD4B intake, and a 650 Holley Double Pumper. The only thing I don't have is the crazy stupid expensive Doug's Headers, I scored a pair of Spitfires that I am running, but may end up selling my Spitfires to invest in the DougsThe D Dart cam is pretty radical. U have to have the rest of the supporting cast to run it. Even then it’s not really livable as it will temperamental. And yes I know all about that. Kim