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Originally Posted by west coast
Thanks Joe I knew you would chime in sooner or later, as always you have great leads to more knowledge. Congrats on retiring and moving some where warmer. you still have the same phone #? cant wait to see your car go down the track how much longer?
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As always, glad to help James.
As regards to valve overlap, there is a lot in writing out there.
Nevertheless, there are other details and parameters that are not taken into account.
The Controlled Induction software package is easy to use and it has been used by Crower for many years. It provides great camshaft specification based on the inputs.
Dynamotion is a more complex software package that will require a lot more details of the engine and it provides a lot of data output. Also and it comes very close to actual dyno numbers. However, unless you are building engines for a living, it may be an overkill.
Just remember, if you input bad data, the program will give you bad results.
Yep, sort of enjoying the retirement; need to keep my brains busy, therefore, I am going to either be working for a smaller local company or consulting for my previous employer.
My wife and I are enjoying the move to Glendale, Arizona, although it was 27 degrees this morning!
At least, no snow and clear!
Race car is in progress and will be picking it up next month once Sean Cour is done squirting paint. Then will be busy finishing the car and getting it to the track.
Have the same number, feel free to call me anytime.