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Old 03-03-2016, 12:41 AM
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What no mention of scavaging effect and how overlap effects the fill? Oh wait we dont think of such things.....only calculatards can think......we just get lucky and have to ask others to think for us.... And explain how we got lucky.

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Don,
I know it is a 4 cycle engine and you want to look at each of these cycles, but some of the important things happen during the overlap of cycles.

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Old 03-03-2016, 01:04 AM
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Some say the ticket for well beyond 2.3 HP / cube of Pontiac have been sitting on a crate for 4 plus years.

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The new RAV engine being done must be 2.9HP per cubic inch to be on top 2.7 to be competitive. With our existing ports 2.7 for this engine is very capable, we must work very hard to get 2.9. We will post this project as it happens.

I think a mild set of RAV heads on a stock block 400 is worth 2HP per cubic inch.

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