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View Poll Results: 2 Dynos one winner Big Block Ford vs SB2
Sideoiler Makes the most peak hp 2 4.44%
SB2 Makes the most peak hp 18 40.00%
Sideoiler has the best average hp and tq (3500 to 7000) 12 26.67%
SB2 has the best average hp and tq (3500 to 7000) 13 28.89%
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Old 12-29-2012, 01:20 PM
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I hear DG has been having some issues finding a cam big enough to put the hurt on a side oiler...
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I hear DG has been having some issues finding a cam big enough to put the hurt on a side oiler...
Especially since I told him with all this time he has given me I was going to try a revised cam profile in mine to gain some more hp
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Killer build! Whats the cam specs on the Ford??
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Killer build! Whats the cam specs on the Ford??
The cam in there now, the dyno cam, was pretty mild solid roller designed to allow the valvetrain to live for a long time and for the motor to be streetable.

Bullet roller cam, .660 lift, 258/270 @ .050", 107 LSA, ICL=105

After looking at the dyno graphs a small change that wouldn't effect reliability could net some pretty good gains.
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Especially since I told him with all this time he has given me I was going to try a revised cam profile in mine to gain some more hp
My only decision with that is do I wanna beat ya by 50 hp or lay the hurt on ya and go for 100 plus.
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My only decision with that is do I wanna beat ya by 50 hp or lay the hurt on ya and go for 100 plus.
Bench racing is the easy part. Dyno day is different and track days are another thing. I'll just be happy for you if it runs at all
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Bench racing is the easy part. Dyno day is different and track days are another thing. I'll just be happy for you if it runs at all
Don't start getting butt hurt just cuz I put that little Q&A in my sig now.
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The cam in there now, the dyno cam, was pretty mild solid roller designed to allow the valvetrain to live for a long time and for the motor to be streetable.

Bullet roller cam, .660 lift, 258/270 @ .050", 107 LSA, ICL=105

After looking at the dyno graphs a small change that wouldn't effect reliability could net some pretty good gains.
Still a pretty stout stick! Should sound very rowdy. Cant wait to see how it performs in the car...
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Still a pretty stout stick! Should sound very rowdy. Cant wait to see how it performs in the car...
Sounds ok


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Sounds ok


For a Ford.... Oh wait?!?! That was the exhaust fan....
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