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Glenn Hayes 11-19-2019 11:43 AM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Very well done and fast !
Let us know how your freshened engine works out.

Mark Yacavone 11-19-2019 12:20 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Good that you found those problems early.
Looking forward to those dyno sheets.

Alan Nyhus 11-19-2019 07:45 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 602208)
Good that you found those problems early.

Yes...the lobes had begun to look herky earlier in the season but the leading/trailing edges of the nose were still okay. The lash wasn't changing but toward the end of the season it got 'flat' and unresponsive to changes so I wasn't surprised to see half a dozen like this when I took it apart.

The last pass on it was at the Div 5 Nat. Open at Kearney, Ne and it went -.88 and change under.

Stocker Life.....;)

https://i.imgur.com/pnxRzR0l.jpg

Markeracer 11-19-2019 08:10 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
What lifter are you using and how crazy is the spring pressure?

Bill Bogues 11-19-2019 08:16 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
tell us what you found out about the spots on the cam lobes. I had the same thing happen on two different engines and got all kinds of reason's for it happening but nothing definite. Oil, spring pressure,lifters etc... etc. Sure would be nice to know for sure what caused it.

HP HUNTER 11-19-2019 09:05 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Alan

You should think about running the Stock Super Stock combo races @ Bandimere. There will be several G/SA cars there, so your Chevy will feel right at home. Denver's cars are usually fast so you'll have good cars to compare to.

Alan Nyhus 11-19-2019 09:50 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by HP HUNTER (Post 602263)
Alan, You should think about running the Stock Super Stock combo races @ Bandimere. There will be several G/SA cars there, so your Chevy will feel right at home. Denver's cars are usually fast so you'll have good cars to compare to.

Making plans to head that way next season. :) -Al

HP HUNTER 11-19-2019 10:09 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Nyhus (Post 602270)
Making plans to head that way next season. :) -Al

Thats great! Let me know when your coming. I think in this area of the country the Denver weather is better, the track is better, less wind, of course the baro is horrible but its all relative. Kearney is always a train wreck for me, I like the town but never seen to be able to get it done there, the weather always gets me.

Alan Nyhus 11-20-2019 09:20 AM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Markeracer (Post 602254)
What lifter are you using and how crazy is the spring pressure?

Trend lifters and PAC 1409X springs.

https://www.racingsprings.com/index....ring-8086.html

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Bogues (Post 602256)
tell us what you found out about the spots on the cam lobes. I had the same thing happen on two different engines and got all kinds of reason's for it happening but nothing definite. Oil, spring pressure,lifters etc... etc. Sure would be nice to know for sure what caused it.

Bill, I think there's just a certain life expectancy of this style of lobe. There's a tremendous amount of pressure concentrated on a very narrow 'peak' on both the opening and closing sides of the lobe.

This would be a good topic for the Tech section, for sure. -Al

Sean Marconette 11-20-2019 08:29 PM

Re: Nova stocker project.
 
Alan,
Good luck during the off-season! No rest for those in a performance based category, as there is always something to improve on or look at.

Sean


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