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  1. You're right. Now that I look at that equation you can tell it will give seat-seat duration.

     

    Thanks for the recommendation, Doc. I'll look that one up and keep it in mind. Can you run a hydraulic flat tappet cam with roller lifters? The L98 has hydraulic roller lifters, right?

  2. I've read the chapter on cams and valve trains two or three times now and still have a couple questions. He does a great job of explaining the theory behind everything but doesn't explain HOW to determine cam characteristics especially duration. I was searching here on HybridZ and found a post by Pete that says you can use the equation "duration=2*[(overlap/2)+LSA]" to find duration but when I tried it for what I thought was a reasonable overlap and LSA I got a very high duration. Here's what I was thinking:

    D= 2 x [(35/2)+108]

    D= 2 x (17.5+108)

    D= 2 x 125.5

    D= 251

    That seem way too high, especially with what Pyro was saying above.

    Also, he covers lift but doesn't tell how to determine maximum lift. He just says run the most you can. Is .500-.510 reasonable?

    Thanks for all your help, I really want to understand the how and why behind this stuff rather than just be told what cam will work.

  3. wow! 12:1 cr! that is a lot. maybe that is why the hp is kind of high for a little cam and stock heads

     

    Yeah that's what I was thinking, but that that's the only way I could get the combustion chamber cc even close. You can only edit certain elements in the software. My engine has stock pistons and heads, not high compression. Stock CR is 10-10.5:1 correct? I think I'll re-run that thing with a lower CR tonight.

     

    Grumpy-

    Yes, I'm running a stock 700R4 from BowtieOverdrives with a 2300 RPM converter. My rear is 3.45 gears. Bryan did a compression test before I bought it and it read 145-155 at 2300' altitude.

  4. White w/red is the most common i see for the later years. I'd say the next most common ones I see is brown w/brown (usually 79-81), black w/brown (79-81) and blue w/blue (82-83).

     

    My ideal factory S130 would be a 79' power nothing, blue w/grey interior.

     

    For some reason the grey seems extremely hard to find. I personally can only stand the brown, grey, and black interiors. Most others are just too 80's nike for me.

     

    I have a '79 slicktop that white with red interior. Does that make me special? :)

     

    Nice car by the way, firm. You have any plans for it or just going to enjoy it for a while?

  5. I picked up a 89' L98 block minus the intake from mobythevan last week and have been looking at cam and intake combos. I'm running a Q-Jet and JTR's headers right now and would like to keep the carb setup and shoot for 350-375 hp and similar torque. For carb'd intakes I have been thinking about an Edelbrock RPM such as: http://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/7104/10002/-1/745137

    I read that you need to machine out the middle bolt hole, has anyone done this?

     

    As for cams, I ran CompCams free cam software thing and thinking Comp's XR264HR or XR258HR or something similar.

     

    264HR: http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=CCA%2D08%2D501%2D8&autoview=sku

    .050 duration: 212/218

    Lift: .488/.495

    LSA: 112*

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    258HR:

    http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=CCA%2D08%2D500%2D8&autoview=sku

    .050 duration: 206/212

    Lift: .480/.488

    LSA: 112*

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    Anyone have experience with a similar setup? Anything you see that is obviously wrong? I'm open to any and all criticism/ suggestions.

     

    Thanks

    Ben

  6. Well, we didn't know when you'd be there, it was like we were eating and you called. You were like about 30 min out.

     

    What did you think of bryans projects? Is that a big friggin turbo or what?

     

    As for everyone else, sorry we didn't all meet up, there will be a next time I'm sure, jason bryan and I have plans on projects.

     

    Yeah, we really had no idea when we were going to be there either. The weather turned out a whole lot nicer than it was supposed to be luckily.

     

    Man oh man that RX is going to be sick! The Pontiac isn't going to be a slouch either with the blown 454 :burnout:

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