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treessavoy 12-01-2014 07:43 PM

Max Wedge
 
If I decide to move to SS can my Max Wedge use the same style intake design as the SS/AH cars, if so, what is the offset for the carbs?

Thanks,
JimR

oop's, mgmt....you can move this to Tech.

Darcy Clarke 12-01-2014 09:39 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Hi Jim

I had asked NHRA the same thing for my current SS project and I was told that the carbs can have the primary bores inline.

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

James L Miller 12-02-2014 02:13 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
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treessavoy 12-02-2014 02:38 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Darcy Clarke (Post 454314)
Hi Jim

I had asked NHRA the same thing for my current SS project and I was told that the carbs can have the primary bores inline.

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

Thanks Darcy,
Are you building a Hi or Low comp. motor?

Darcy Clarke 12-02-2014 03:41 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Hi Jim

I built the high compression, it's been a real challenge. Which version are you building?

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

treessavoy 12-02-2014 05:22 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Darcy Clarke (Post 454376)
Hi Jim

I built the high compression, it's been a real challenge. Which version are you building?

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

Darcy,

I'm pondering building the low comp. It's a '64 Savoy.

JimR

Barnstorm 12-02-2014 10:00 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
What class were you thinking?

Paul Precht 12-02-2014 11:00 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Darcy Clarke (Post 454376)
Hi Jim

I built the high compression, it's been a real challenge. Which version are you building?

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

Hi Darcy, Just wondering where you had trouble as these are pretty simple motors for the most part, I'm thinking the mani would be the most challenging part as well as hood clearance.

Paul Precht 12-02-2014 11:26 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 454385)
Darcy,

I'm pondering building the low comp. It's a '64 Savoy.

JimR

Jim, the low comp is at 395HP compared to 415 for the high comp. If you run the car in SS/EA that's 160lbs difference.

Darcy Clarke 12-02-2014 11:52 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Hi Paul

The intake is a challenge. Have you built a SuperStock Wedge?

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

Paul Precht 12-03-2014 09:12 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Darcy Clarke (Post 454415)
Hi Paul

The intake is a challenge. Have you built a SuperStock Wedge?

Darcy Clarke
6254
A/SA SS/JA

Hi Darcy I haven't built a SS Max but I've done a lot of flow work with the Max and the standard heads with various mani's, stock, aftermarket, sheet metal etc. I'll send you a PM, not sure if it will help but I'll share what I know, Paul.

treessavoy 12-04-2014 01:10 AM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Paul,

I've been looking at the Mod Man manifold by Indy, it may take some welding to get the right off set but it will clear the hood, of course, the other option is a hand made manifold by Wilson or some one else. If I remember correctly the stock cross ram runs out of flow around 6000rpm.

JimR

Paul Precht 12-04-2014 06:14 PM

Re: Max Wedge
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 454497)
Paul,

I've been looking at the Mod Man manifold by Indy, it may take some welding to get the right off set but it will clear the hood, of course, the other option is a hand made manifold by Wilson or some one else. If I remember correctly the stock cross ram runs out of flow around 6000rpm.

JimR

Hi Jim, I think the stock ones were tuned for maximum ram effect in the 5,600 to 6,000 range but they hold on pretty well to near 7,000 before they start dropping hard.


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