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Definately the larger port size for me. It would make no sense to go with the smaller port in my case because I'm looking for more flow and HP gains.
Agreed. The N42 manifold runner size is only 53% of the intake valve (stock L28). There will be gains realized with a larger runner. At 1.5" ID, you bring that number up to about 74% of valve size.
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I have to talk to Ron about machine the flanges he designed. We'll get something worked out.
Justin is referring to this flange...
Its an old picture, prior to buffing out the tooling marks. For more recent pictures, different views, and the intended use, click.. http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=117607
The one thing about Ron's head flange is its designed for oversized port diameters.
Justin is right, and they're raised a bit as well. The flange is currently sized at 1.753" OD. There is some amount of latitude in runner ID with alternate wall thickness tubing. With the runner height as-is, anything smaller than 1.5" ID will put the floor of the runner above the floor of the port.
To some extent, some of these variables could be manipulated, beforehand.
Justin and I will continue our plot to build a few. Until then, keep us posted on what you guy's want.
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I started this post to help the L6 guys out by running flowtest and bouncing ideas back and forth to try and come up with the best flow tested design possible. Keep it coming guys and I'll keep running flow test.
TBS,
Care to test mine?... http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=117607
I'll provide you with DXF's if you want to have a go at it.
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In my opinion, the most prudent thing to do is to take it to a dyno shop and tune, tune, tune.
12.6 AFR's might be a little on the fat side for an NA motor. Dyno will tell you what the motor likes, including ignition timing. If nothing else is gained, at least you'll have solid ground with which to assess future changes.
You might be getting ignition drop-out... what ignition system are you using?
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-fuel air spark technology F.A.S.T.
-nemesis
-big stuff
Added those to the listing.
-weber/redline has one
This is ECU 882.
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Is that a 5"?
Yup.
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Autometer Sport-Comp and Pro-Comp should both 'fit'....
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Tim,
Where were the EGT sensors located?
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ya my gf has the same prob haha
Define "problem"?
LOL
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Hey Ron, how are things coming with your scratch-built car project?
Max,
That specific 'car' has been shelved. It never made it any farther than these pictures...
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Oldest grandson (about 5'-10" in this picture)...
I came around to the fact that the SHO drivetrain was too compromising for my goals.
The front end now hangs... um... gracefully, from the shop trusses as a conversation piece. I suspect it will spend many more years there
The idea of a clean sheet design has been banging around in my head pretty strongly for the last six months or so... time will tell.
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Fulfilling requests for more info on the EMS system...
Glovebox mounted Wolf3D (V4) provides the engine management, driving the coils through a J&S Safeguard. The Safeguard uses 'smart knock' technology to hold each cylinder below knock threshold, delivering a quasi-custom timing map on a cylinder-to-cylinder basis.
Denso ignition system...
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CAS sensor, pried from a Z32, and adapted to fit the L6....
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check out http://www.Dpcars.net and the Dp1 project.
...Been following Dennis since the beginning. Spent a couple hours at his place about a year ago. You couldn't ask for a nicer guy... and seriously talented to boot.
A couple more interesting reads and great people...
http://www.grabercars.com/Mambosite/index.php
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We're about 30 min. from Vancouver.
If you need a place to stay while 'hunting' let us know.
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Did she beat Hans Stuck? He one of my all time favorite drivers.
Stuck won in 1970, 1998, and 2004
Sabine won in '96 and '97
I couldn't confirm (or deny) whether or not they raced simultaneously.
Sabine is now 'retired' and hosts her own TV show, taking oddball challanges, ala the first two vids. She is also known as "The Fastest Taxi Driver in the World"... driving you around the Ring in the back seat of an M5. My favorite, however, is her 'owning' Jeremy Clarkson.... in a Ford transit van.
Here's a terrific video of the 'race'...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZI_oLLqW1BE
Check out this amazing drive around "the ring" in an M3 GTR.
Great Vid!
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Picked up the manifold from Finish Line Coatings in Milwuakie this morning, Cerma-chromed...
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Manifold is now mechanically finished. There are several revisions in the works for manifold #2. What's that saying?... Experience is that thing you receive immediately after you needed it.
The car is scheduled for a dyno session immediately following the All-Datsun Canby Meet... I'll post before/after results with a few more specifics.
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It looked to me like the cart driver was really screwing around and took it pretty easy on her though.
In total, quite likely the other way 'round.... Sabine is a two time champ of the 24 Hours of Nürburgring (BMW M3) and 'crowned' "Queen of the Ring". Known primarily as the first woman to win a major 24hr race (and a bit of public thrashing on Jeremy Clarkson
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Another humorous video (w/Sabine), Gixxer Kart vs. Viper...
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Father and son on a Sunday drive (Morgan and Gavin Smith)
One of my all time favorite shots. Taken at dusk on a practice day.
Doesn't get any better than that.
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Sabine is the BOMB...
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To each his own, I just stick to sex 3 times a day myself.Doesn't your right hand get tired?
:lmao:
'prolly a switch hitter
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If someone puts together a list with links I will make it a sticky.
Ask and ye shall receive
... http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?p=766110#post766110
Feel free to adjust as you see fit.
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Performance Electronics http://www.pe-ltd.com/joomla/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=58
ProEFI http://proefi.com/
Bosch http://www.bosch-motorsport.com/en/de/home/startseite.html
Wolf3D http://www.wolfems.com.au/
Link http://www.linkecu.com/
Motec http://www.motec.com.au/ems.htm
Megasquirt http://www.bgsoflex.com/megasquirt.html
Haltech http://www.haltech.com/
Pectel http://www.cosworth.com/Default.aspx?id=1089651
EFI Technology http://www.efitechnology.com/
SDS http://www.sdsefi.com/
AEM http://www.aempower.com/
ECU 882 http://profuelmanager.com/
VEMS http://www.vems.co.nz/products.html
Autronic http://www.autronic.com/
Electromotive http://www.electromotive-inc.com/home/
Emerald http://www.emeraldm3d.com/
MAXX (Alpha-N) http://maxx-automotive.com/
Microtech http://www.microtechefi.com/
Accel DFI http://www.accel-dfi.com/
FAST http://www.fuelairspark.com/
Hydra EMS http://www.hydraems.com/
Big Stuff 3 http://www.bigstuff3.com/
Perfect Power http://www.perfectpower.com/
Retrotekspekspeed http://www.retrotekspeed.com Stage II EMS
Magneti Marelli http://www.magnetimarelli.com/
DTAfast http://www.dtafast.co.uk/E48_EXP.htm
Vi-PEC http://www.vi-pec.com/
KMS http://kms.vankronenburg.nl/products.html
Help keep this list to date. PM myself or another Administrator as information changes.
EFI tunning question
in Gen I & II Chevy V8 Tech Board
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Is this the internal HEI coil or an external conversion? Most internal HEI's wont 'do' much RPM.
Mixtures are dependent on many variables. I've seen a huge change in 'correct' mixtures with a simple swap in injector style. Its impossible to give you anything other than a guideline. In my experience, I often find 13.0 to 13.3 (NA) to be pretty close, BUT its not always a truism, and further, I find what the engine likes can be RPM dependent, or at least, more *sensitive* to the ratios being 'correct' in one range vs another.
My point is that the way to find this is on a dyno.
A distant second is very careful, methodical use of data-logging. External variables are more difficult to control with data-logging, but I've had good results in the past. The premiss is to overlay the RPM graphs and compare the rate of change of RPM's. Assuming no wheel spin, consistent road gradient, etc, etc, you'll know if the engine liked the change and what RPM it improved the power. You can do sweeps, shifting the entire map, richer or leaner, and compare the RPM plots. Disseminate, and try again. Its laborious and inefficient... better bet is the dyno.