Desk top dyno
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Re: Desk top dyno
The first screenshot is a bone stock '00-'04 4.0.
The second screenshot is the same engine bored/stroked to 4.6L but otherwise internally stock (i.e. stock unported head, stock cam). A header-back exhaust is the only external performance mod, with the stock airbox and stock TB used.
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The second screenshot is the same engine bored/stroked to 4.6L but otherwise internally stock (i.e. stock unported head, stock cam). A header-back exhaust is the only external performance mod, with the stock airbox and stock TB used.
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Re: Desk top dyno
That's basically the same thing I had, Just a little different compression and a ported head. It amazes me what you gain in torque by stroking an engine.
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Re: Desk top dyno
The second screenshot is with a stock unported head. A ported 0331 head would have added another 10hp, making the maximum 236hp.bigal389 wrote:That's basically the same thing I had, Just a little different compression and a ported head.
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Re: Desk top dyno
I used cam specs at 50 so mine were a little different than yours. When I ran some of the aftermarket cam specs I was surprised that the late stock cam made as much or more torque than a lot of them.
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Re: Desk top dyno
It would be interesting if you would post the results you got with the different after market cams. Really would love to see how different after market cams compare with no other changes.bigal389 wrote:I used cam specs at 50 so mine were a little different than yours. When I ran some of the aftermarket cam specs I was surprised that the late stock cam made as much or more torque than a lot of them.
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Now, I understand the stock engine is optimized for emission results and the stock cam is also optimized to give decent performance and optimal emissions. So an engine tuned for best emissions may not show off the best part of an after market cam shaft.
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Re: Desk top dyno
When I get home this evening I'll run a couple of the aftermarket cams with my stroker specs as a baseline and post them here.
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Re: Desk top dyno
Add a little Lif and their may be even more available.
I'll run those later.
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Re: Desk top dyno
Can anyone explain why my attachments are sideways?
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Re: Desk top dyno
Yep. Why does it do it?
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Re: Desk top dyno
-bigal389-- Is it Big Al or is it Bi Gal??
Can you redo the Mopar 28 and Comp 232 with 1.7:1 rockers which will add about 6.25% more lift.
Thanks.

Can you redo the Mopar 28 and Comp 232 with 1.7:1 rockers which will add about 6.25% more lift.
Thanks.
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It's Al lol
I will redo them tonight.
I will redo them tonight.
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Re: Desk top dyno
iPhones suck is the quick answer.
Apple wants you to do everything their way using all of their software, hardware, and accessories. They don't play well with pretty much every other format in the world. I'm on many different boards and every time I see pics like that, the reason always turns out to be because iPhone. I'm sure there is a way to fix it using an iPhone, but I don't know how as I've never used one for more than s couple of minutes.
Apple wants you to do everything their way using all of their software, hardware, and accessories. They don't play well with pretty much every other format in the world. I'm on many different boards and every time I see pics like that, the reason always turns out to be because iPhone. I'm sure there is a way to fix it using an iPhone, but I don't know how as I've never used one for more than s couple of minutes.
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Re: Desk top dyno
Doesnt really increase peak torque but does increase at other RPMs
Mopar 229 with 1.7 rockers, same as above.
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