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Here are the seat-to-seat timing numbers for that cam. They can be calculated with the info provided.
IVO:28
IVC:58
EVO:68
EVC:18
I need to know the compression ratio and what heads are being used in order to run the simulation. At the very least tell me what pistons and what heads, and I should be able to calculate it pretty close.
Ok, we're getting closer. Do you have CJ heads or not? What is the casting number of the heads? It matters because of valve size and combustion chamber volume.
Ok, I'm coming up with 8.68:1 compression (based on 73cc chambers), 309hp @ 4000rpm, and 461ft-lbs @ 2000rpm.
I would suggest you change your head gasket selection to a Mr. Gasket #1132 steel shims for more compression. Then you'd at least have 9.08:1, again figuring 73cc chambers. That would raise the power output to 316hp @ 4000rpm, and 469ft-lbs @ 2000rpm.
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