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Pit, I believe the Hyper's exspand and contract less the other pistons..So it woud seem to me they would use a closer gap than a cast or forged?
RJ
Trust me here, the Hypers REQUIRE increased ring gap or they will burn up!!! The top ring groove is spaced higher, or maybe I should say the 2rd groove is lower than a "normal" piston. KB instructions caution using a standard formula ring gap for the top ring, and also say piston failure WILL be the result......Check the Hyper web site......Rather than .016 to .018 for a 4" bore, it would be close to .024".......TOP ring only.........Honest Injun........aMP
Trust me here, the Hypers REQUIRE increased ring gap or they will burn up!!! The top ring groove is spaced higher, or maybe I should say the 2rd groove is lower than a "normal" piston. KB instructions caution using a standard formula ring gap for the top ring, and also say piston failure WILL be the result......Check the Hyper web site......Rather than .016 to .018 for a 4" bore, it would be close to .024".......TOP ring only.........Honest Injun........aMP
Trust me here, the Hypers REQUIRE increased ring gap or they will burn up!!! The top ring groove is spaced higher, or maybe I should say the 2rd groove is lower than a "normal" piston. KB instructions caution using a standard formula ring gap for the top ring, and also say piston failure WILL be the result......Check the Hyper web site......Rather than .016 to .018 for a 4" bore, it would be close to .024".......TOP ring only.........Honest Injun........aMP
Oh I believe you.. Its just that it didnt make any sence to me with a less expanding piston... I havent been into the hypers as I think there just a bunch of hype..LOL..
I just got a big blow!!! The machine shop called and told me that the block AND the crank are cracked!!! the good news is, I called the guy I got them from and he has more and is wiling to make it right. It is just going to prolong the project. Mud drags start may 13. ooch!!
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I traded the guy for a std. 428 and std. crank. That made me and the machine shop happy. He will call me monday to let me know how the crack check goes, but it looks real good.
I was going to post some picks as progress goes but I cant figure out how to get them on here???
Anyway it looks as if it will go to .030 on the bore and the crank may stay std. with a polish !
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I just came from the machine shop and he got the pistons today. they are TRW forged. He is going to mill them out to match the combustion camber and get the compression down to 9.5:1. The heads have the CJ size valves but I chose to use the smaller port in order to keep the low end torque. It is getting a full internal balance job (no more special flex plate).
I am using edelbrocks RPM intake, Holley 770 street advenger carb with a 2" carb spacer, Hedman Elite Hedders with 2 1/2" straight pipes.
It should be a screamer and alot of fun to drive!!
Can anyone desk dyno this for me? I talked to one guy that said it should be about 420hp and 500+ft/lb. I would like to know what you guys come up with and I would also like to know RPM range for peck power. Thanks
I bet it is more than that. My dads 410 is supposed to be a bit higher than that. His is a 390 w 428 crank and if I remember right it puts out 525 lb-ft. It pulls like a turbo diesel.
Can anyone desk dyno this for me? I talked to one guy that said it should be about 420hp and 500+ft/lb. I would like to know what you guys come up with and I would also like to know RPM range for peck power. Thanks
The "peck power" only comes on when you're carrying a load of chickens!
Anyway, I'd be glad to run it for you, but first what heads are you running, and are you porting them?
The "peck power" only comes on when you're carrying a load of chickens!
Anyway, I'd be glad to run it for you, but first what heads are you running, and are you porting them?
Well Kurt you forget about, If there are forged beeks used? Thickness of the laying hen Shell.. The lift and duration of the top of the comb..and the Port size of the throad..and the stroke of there legs...and also the lift of the wings too..
I just couldnt help it..I was going to coment earlier..But I had work call...they need me on my day off!! Chit!! I'am gonna try and wiggle out of this one..I hope!!
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