Cylinder head CC
My sbc exhaust port is at 64cc. NHRA spec is at 65cc. Is it maximum or minimum ?
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Posted intake and exhaust runner cc is maximum
Posted chamber cc is minimum Posted valve lift is maximum Posted overbore is maximum Posted piston assembly is minimum Hope this helps |
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Don’t forget the weight of the crankshaft just in case they will be going to Indy for the first time!
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Larry, where would one get the weights on the crankshafts? NHRA doesn't
list them on Blueprint Specs, and Dwight doesn't have have them listed. Never has. Thanks, J.R. |
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I’m not real sure. A core supplier would be a good source. We used to grind crankshafts and would ship some but most of them were hurry up we need it by this weekend. And I still have some waiting to be picked up and we closed the business over 25 years ago.
The AERA would be a very good source. Hope this helps. |
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would replacement crank shafts get us in the ballpark? |
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You would think they would. I just want to know where the ball park is!!
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Any combo. While it points ouet what we can't do to a crank, ie, knife edge.
excessive lightening etc. If we buy a lightweight crank, which a lot of S/SS people do, and it doesn't look like its been put on a serious machine shop diet, it passes. yet if we are out 2 grams on something else, we get treated worse in tech than some of the Pro Stock drivers have lately. J.R. |
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