[DeTomaso] Cam selection - corrected
Dave Londry
davel at emspace.com
Sun May 23 17:33:07 EDT 2010
Hey - **thank you** Dan.
Monday I'll find out what the Bullet delivery is.
I'm trying to make it to the Vancouver Italian car show on Father's day.
I like those ramp numbers better (49 & 50 I think) and the valve spring
requirement should be moderate.
I'm just plugging your numbers into my spreadsheet now.
Quite a way to spend your weekend.
Thanks again
dave
Daniel C Jones wrote:
> Simulation of several cams for Dave Londry:
>
> I used the flow numbers from the heads Dave McLain ported for Glen
> Hartog (322 CFM @ 0.6).
> Predicted numbers may be optimistic because they do not reflect the
> area chage from small
> 2V intake to 4V head nor the the unusual collector of the Hall
> headers. Also the 351C
> dyno mule results have been 10 to 15 HP or so optimistic, 30 ft-lbs
> optimistic. Assuming
> the typical flat top TRW L2379F piston, 10.8:1 would mean the heads
> and/or block was milled.
> 10.25 is more likely with unmilled block and heads. I would want at
> least 225 degrees intake
> duration with 10.8:1 compression. Note that the simulation gives a
> better approximation when
> simulating canted valve heads with 2 degrees tighter LSA. That is a
> cam with 110 LSA in the
> simulation is really 108 degrees in the actual cam. Using you Comp
> Cams links, here are the
> results:
>
> 275DEH as 110 LSA (closer to 108 LSA in canted valve head)
> 447 5500 148 at 2000
> 470 4000
>
> 275DEH as 112 LSA (mimics 110 LSA in canted valve head)
> 436 6000
> 466 4000
>
> XE262H as 110 LSA
> 429 6000
> 466 4000
>
> 270H as 110 LSA
> 431 5500
> 474 4000
>
> XE274H as 110 LSA
> 468 6000 147 at 2000
> 476 4500
> 274/286 230/236 0.562/0.565 110 LSA
>
> 280H
> 452 6000
> 471 4500
> 280/280 230/230 0.530/0.530 110 LSA 60 degrees seat overlap, (10 deg @ 0.050)
>
> XE284H as 110 LSA
> 486 HP @ 6000 RPM
> 467 ft-lbs @ 4500 RPM
> 284/296 240/246 0.584/0.588
>
> The XE284H is a fair bit of cam for a 351C and has a 3.34 ramp rate
> which is fairly aggressive
> so may be a bit noisy.
>
> I didn't run an optimization but I did pick a couple of lobes from the
> Bullet catalog that I
> thought might work well for you. Bullet's custom flat tappets are
> $172.50 versus $137.76 to
> $146.58 for the catalog grinds from Comp's store.
>
> Bullet custom
> 277/285 228/235 0.581/0.541 110 LSA using lobes:
> HF277/335 277 228 142 .3350 .580 .000 CRA
> HF285/312 285 235 147 .3125 .541 .000 CRS
> 473 HP @ 6000
> 475 ft-lbs @ 4500
>
> Similar in overlap to the XE274H but better power. Running an
> optimization on this should
> improve upon this.
>
> Dan Jones
>
> On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 12:25 AM, Dave Londry <davel at emspace.com> wrote:
>
>> Sorry - I had the rpm off by one column
>>
>> Dan has me in the queue for a run,
>> but in the meantime I've been running CompCams CamQuest simulator.
>> I doubt that the absolute numbers are good, but it should be good for
>> comparison.
>> Using this for input
>> ==========================================
>> = 0.030 overbore & stock crank
>> = 10.8:1 & 94 Octane
>> = 4V-CC heads, ported, polished and matched, but no port-stuffers.
>> = flat tappet & hydraulic lifters
>> = Hall big bores & ANSAs which I intend to core out
>> = Performer 2665 intake which I plan to replace with an AirGap
>> = 800cfm Thunder (I also have a 600 Performer but the 800 seemed fine)
>> = MSD 6AL
>> ============================================
>> The "best" choice was 275DEH
>> Dur at 0.050 Dur. Ramp Lift
>> HP RPM FTP RPM I E I E I E I E Spring#
>> 275DEH 517 6500 468 4500 219 232 275 285 56 53 0.515 0.541 293
>>
>> It was attractive because of the slow ramp and low spring requirement
>> Having a wiped lobe and short lifter kind of sensitizes you to those things.
>>
>> dave
>>
>>
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