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Old 08-05-2003, 12:54 AM
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redneck if you are very worried about detonation put a knock sensor on
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redneck if you are very worried about detonation put a knock sensor on
This would make things to easy.. you know this.


Bad Neutrino.. You should know by now i do things the hard way!



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This would make things to easy.. you know this.


Bad Neutrino.. You should know by now i do things the hard way!



I'm so sorry.....btw why are you using watercooling....the cool way is to have your engine aircooled.....you be da bomb then
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Wow things have definetly changed around here, lookin good redneck can tell your not taking any short cuts.
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redneck if you are very worried about detonation put a knock sensor on
Sounds like some new fangel crazy Ricer Idea to me!!!
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Wow things have definetly changed around here, lookin good redneck can tell your not taking any short cuts.
That's because I run things here now Haven't seen you in a while, welcome back.
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Old 08-05-2003, 08:35 AM
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Really not sure on what they would flow, though Tom Baum in Chicago did them. He reckoned they would be fine for up to 650hp.

You don't have to go solid roller cams to get good hp though self. We used to get 500-600hp all day long out of a small block 350 with the right combinations using mechanical roller cams.

242deg/250deg, .580/.625 lift cam, harland sharp roller rockers, mechanical roller lifters are a good base.
BAH! Solid's > hydro's
262/274 @ .700" = GREATNESS, lol.
Or even better, 268/272 @ .700"
The wonders of a solid roller
I have no problem with hyro's at all, just always been a proponent of the solid roller cam for people who have the time, knowledge, and know-how to keep then in line. They're certainly not for every driver or every car (daily drivers beware!), but they have their place, and their power-making potential is unrivaled.

600hp out of an un-stroked 350? Very impressive. My motor was putting out over 500 on the engine dyno NA, but at the rear wheels substantially less. I thought I was pretty much as close to the limit as I could get too. But I guess there's always an extra 50hp somewhere!
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True self but as you mentioned solids are not for everyone. Considering the constant adjustments that have to be done, daily street driving is not really a good option. As you also know power out of an N/A is made via cam profile, intake/fuel deliver, heads, and header design.

Will be interesting to see what your beasty makes when it is done Redneck. You going to slap it up on an engine dyno or rolling road dyno when done?
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I run a solid on my daily driver back home. Every 1000 miles, lash is adjusted.

Of course I would not run a cam as big as 262/274 @ 700. I bet that car ran smooth.
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I run a solid on my daily driver back home. Every 1000 miles, lash is adjusted.

Of course I would not run a cam as big as 262/274 @ 700. I bet that car ran smooth.
If smooth equates to gurgling, burping and near cutting off, then yea, smooth as a babies behind

What was your DD back home? I think you mentioned it before in another post, but I forget...
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Boss 302 Cougar Eliminator. I still have it, oh ya....

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If smooth equates to gurgling, burping and near cutting off, then yea, smooth as a babies behind
LMFAO

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Pardon my lack of knowledge about cams and valves and all of those unneccesary things ( ) But what's the difference between a solid roller cam and..well..a normal cam i guess?
Solid and a Hydro.

A Solid is just that, solid. Cam strikes the lifter, pushes the push rod, moves the rocker, and opens the valve.

Hydro(Normal) requires oil pressure the pump up the lifter.

They both have advantages, but the solid is a much better pefromer for a well built engine.

I will be running a Solid Roller in my Turboed small block FORD V8, R32 GTR.
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I will be running a Solid Roller in my Turboed small block CHEVY V8, R32 GTR.
Sounds nice man
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If smooth equates to gurgling, burping and near cutting off, then yea, smooth as a babies behind
That is the sweet sound of pushing the limits of a motor. Awesome sound... as long as you did change the cam.
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Dude,

You slay me.
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I can build more reliable power with a Ford....I did it now
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Nice work man, but it nowhere compares to my awesome project car's engine!


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