You just answered your own question.
Edit…. Read back on your posts.
Yes If the answer is VE%, so the next question would be why/how ???
You just answered your own question.
Edit…. Read back on your posts.
Yes If the answer is VE%, so the next question would be why/how ???
Would it rob power ?
Agreed! But, for example, if you are starting with a 318, and stroke it to 390, I think I would upgrade from a 318 head. Eddie's would be a huge improvement, and for a street strip car.... trick flows.unfortunately, 90% of Mopar small block heads( everything up through W5’s) were designed for stock stroke engines.
So most everything is going to be a tractor.
I found the extra torque, even with mild eddies, makes the car way faster to the 1/8th than it was stock stroke.
A 3.75 stroke is no longer considered long any more.
Agreed! But, for example, if you are starting with a 318, and stroke it to 390, I think I would upgrade from a 318 head. Eddie's would be a huge improvement, and for a street strip car.... trick flows.
That is a great question no one ever has been able to answer except as described after your post….Question: How much does a 4" crank shove the side of the of the piston into the wall of the cylinder vs 3.31" crank?
OMG! Come on dude!Yes If the answer is VE%, so the next question would be why/how ???
I can’t put enough LMAOROTF emojis here!You should have just posted your signature. Because that’s exactly how it is.
Street strip? Trickflows? A 318?Agreed! But, for example, if you are starting with a 318, and stroke it to 390, I think I would upgrade from a 318 head. Eddie's would be a huge improvement, and for a street strip car.... trick flows.
That is a great question no one ever has been able to answer except as described after your post….
We know there is more side loading because there not 250,000 mile engines.
If you could get a pressure sensor on the other side of the cylinder wall…????
OMG! Come on dude!
I can’t put enough LMAOROTF emojis here!
It still is last I checked... and definitely is on a site based around 1960's and 70's A body mopars...and **** why the 3.79 cranks? But really on the same progressive wave you rode in on... maybe this topic is already irrelevant...nothing being said is of any significance.
400 B engine comes to mind.....My preference for engines boosted or not.
Everything of significance was already said. You either didn’t read it, ignored it or didn’t understand it.
OMG! Come on dude!
I can’t put enough LMAOROTF emojis here!
In a post elsewhere here was a comparison of a 454 Chevy, 455 Pontiac (longer stroke), 455 Olds, (longer stroke) and a stroker 451, 400 based.400 B engine comes to mind.....
Last 906 head I flowed, as cast went about 227-230cfm.In a post elsewhere here was a comparison of a 454 Chevy, 455 Pontiac (longer stroke), 455 Olds, (longer stroke) and a stroker 451, 400 based.
The Mopar finished last, by a substantial margin. Why? Stock iron heads that flowed poorly compared to the others, probably 100 cfm less than the winning Chevy.
Building a stoker, without improving the heads is just silly, imho.
Last 906 head I flowed, as cast went about 227-230cfm.
Best as cast 2.02 J head I ever flowed went 228-230cfm.
Made me think.
On a garbage motor home 440, engine masters got a 70hp bump from TF heads on a 7.4 to 1 shortblock. How much more is a head swap worth on a 10 to 1 500?Yup. The BBM is the most under headed platform out there. It’s hideous. Even the predator head has limits, mostly due to bore spacing.
Last 906 head I flowed, as cast went about 227-230cfm.
Best as cast 2.02 J head I ever flowed went 228-230cfm.
Made me think.
Uh, a hundred cubic inches? Seriously, yes, stock head flow feeds a 340 more efficiently than that same head flow on a much bigger motor.How come it seems a bbm can make 450 hp with stock heads and 340 makes around 400 hp with similar flow from what I’ve seen?
is it port size ??