[FatTortoise]

I need to know the sizes of these following things

bore size
stroke
intake valve size
exhaust valve size
carburator CFM
camshaft lobe size
intake manifold type
Compression Ratio
Combustion Space

This is alot of stuff, and I have NO idea what most of these things are..

Any help is appreciated

 

[mikehawk]

For what engine?

 

[FatTortoise]

Forgot about that..

For a Vulcan FF

 

[silvapain]

For your car? For one, it doesn't have a carburetor. Is it a Vulcan? or a Duratec?

Vulcan:
Bore size: 3.504 in
Camshaft Lobe Size: Intake - 0.251in Exhaust - 0.264in
Intake manifold type: two piece (?)

That's all I could find.

 

[mikehawk]

Just curious, what are you gathering this info for?

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

 

[Bob Gervais]

Bore: 89mm (3.5 in.)
Stroke: 80mm (3.14 in.)
Intake valve: 40mm (1.57 in.)
Exhaust valve: 33mm (1.30 in.)
Camshaft lobe lift-intake :6.604mm (.260 in.)
Camshaft lobe lift-exhaust:6.604mm (.260 in.)
Cylinder head combustion chamber volume: 47.1-50.1 cc

And just in case you need it, the rocker arm ratio is 1.61:1.


Compression ratio, I think, is about 9.6:1.

Intake manifold type is a two piece upper and lower assembly, individual runners, with multi-point fuel injection. (each cylinder has it's own injector.)

Whatcha building?

 

[sundarpn]

ooo

bob

aces the pop quiz

 

[Bob Gervais]

Originally posted by sundarpn@Jan 16 2004, 02:49 PM
ooo

bob

aces the pop quiz

Not exactly. It's on my service CD.

 

[FatTortoise]

I downloaded a program called DeskTop Dyno, and it needs all that info..

its a pretty cool program.. Get on Kazaa and search for it, then DL the 12 MB one

 

[mikehawk]

Desk top dyno? <_< And here I was thinking you called up Lunati for a custom cut cam or talked to a performance shop about getting some head work done or something...