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Old 11-04-2008, 08:30 AM
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Comp Cam K51-423-9(Hyd Flat Tappet;800-4800rpm;Adv.Dur. 252 Int./Exh.;V.Lift .425 Int./Exh.;Lobe 110 deg)....DW

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Old 11-14-2008, 01:32 AM
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Great work Doc. Those will pull them old cars around pretty easy.
They do have your timing set for 87 octane safety feature.
You can go up like these guys are saying - and get some really noticeable power increase - so long as you buy better grade gas. And i'm sure you do anyway.

Now for the mild brow beating, lol.
I like the .425 lift cam on street/drivers - but I always go with split pattern (higher lift on exhaust - like factory) on unported/unflowed heads.
But you left room for 1.6 or 1.65 rockers if you ever want to monkey around some.

I'm not satisfied with the 389 numbers.
I wasn't aware they were over rated by that much margin.
I'm realizing it has smaller valves and log exhaust - but damm - and you even made some improvements plus bumped the cam.

I think it might need some attention on the deuces or the fuel delivery.
But in all - its not a race car anyway, it'll drive great with the top down.
And thats all that really matters at the end of the day.

I think you built some really nice dependable engines using good common sense without trying to go to the moon.

Thanks for sharing the data.

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Old 11-14-2008, 07:09 AM
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Baron: Where have you been? You have been sorely missed.

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Old 11-14-2008, 01:55 PM
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Baron: Where have you been? You have been sorely missed.
He's been cheating on us; going to another message board to talk about - dare I say it? - imports!!!

Just kidding BVZ...

Welcome back,

Scott

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Old 11-14-2008, 02:12 PM
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Howdy Sawyer
Hows the 70 Pepper Green IV machine doing ?

I've really missed this site. Always has been and always will be my favorite.

I told Bulletpruf what was going on when we swapped engines a while back, and to relay it to you guys if he could.

It got to where it was taking 5 to 10 minutes for a page to load/transition for me on this site (about 4-5 months ago). I got tired of that. Time has been at a premium since then too, I've been trying to get relocated.

I tried all that i knew how, to get better performance on this site, nothing was helping.
This site was the only thing on the whole internet that was doing like that for me.

To get onto Judge forum - 5 to 10 minutes, pick a thread to read - another 5 to 10 minutes to load that page, to reply - another 5 to 10 for reply box, and so on.

I'd try every so often to come on - signed in - and unsigned - same crappy slow motion.

Bulletpruf gave me a call the other day. Was good to hear from him. Scott is a good ol guy real and true. Thought I'd try some more to get use of site again.

Did another disc clean, defrag, file and cookie and history deletion. Not much better, again But there was a thread in TA section I wanted to post on. It took forever.

So I got really really pizzed - did the above rituals again - about 5 times in a row - and then did about 10 more defrags on top of that until nothing else would move anymore on the color chart.

After a few more posts in the TA section it started picking up decent speed again. Now its down to about what used to be normal after making some more posts. About 1-2 minutes per click. I can live with that.

They have too much behind the scenes tracking junk/cookie reading crap on this site is my theory. I have the slowest internet connection in the world at 14.4 kbps (free) but this is the only site or forum that has ever given this trouble.

Its still doing funky stuff while i type, a paragraph will disappear all of a sudden with just one touch of a key sometimes. Thank goodness for the "undo" right click option.
My VW Diesel forum doesn't have any of these hang ups, and transitions much faster. Even eBay and my Yahoo email run better than this.

Soooo..., I'm back on for now.

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Old 11-14-2008, 02:42 PM
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ewww... import just sounds so ---- japanesey

My new driver is a finely engineered 20 year old German Diesel with only 336,000+ miles that sips fuel through a coffee straw

49.5 - 52.1 mpg overall every tank.

And.... I Love It !
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