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Old May 19th 2003, 06:39
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ET and Hp estimate

wuold like to get a ET and hp estimate from you guys...

2165cc
Cb's CNC heads
44x38 valves
W125 cam with 1.25:1 ratio rockers.
C/R 10:1 (running 110+ octain)
IDF 44 with 38mm venturi on matchported manifolds
1 5/8" with stinger
lighten flywheel, 009, MSD digital 6, blaster coil...

the car is a 1303s GT from 1975, almost stock weight, only thing I done is lost the rear seat, sounddeadning, spare tire...
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Old May 22nd 2003, 03:22
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anyone?!?!?
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Old May 22nd 2003, 08:05
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i say its making 150-160 HP and can do the 1/4 in a little under 14 seconds.
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Old May 22nd 2003, 08:37
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Okay, thanks...
can you tell me what the bottleneck is? I meen whats stopping it form makeing more?


I'm thinking of turbo feed it...
what will it do with 10psi of boost and lower the CR to 9:1
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Old May 22nd 2003, 09:18
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I would be concerned about 9 CR and the 10lbs of boost. As is, if the heads are optimized I woud think you should have closer to 180 HP, but I am not familiar with that cam, and am only relying on my sence from other engine specs I have gathered over the years. Maybe someone can run it on a dyno program for you?

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Old May 22nd 2003, 09:54
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I got the desktop dyno myself but I don't realy belive the numbers it produce, 'couse i don't have the real head flow-file and I don't understand the inductions flow numbers, but with 800 cfm i got:

with the bugpatch CNC flowfile I got 187hp@6500, 170ft-lbs@5000 N/A; 268hp@8500,190ft-lbs@6000 turbo'ed

And with the aircooled.net stage 7 flowfile i got 200 hp @ 7500; 178 ft-lbs @ 5000 N/A;233hp@7500, 176ft-lbs@6000 turbo'ed...

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Old May 23rd 2003, 21:41
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Just a question, dont you think the web 121/125 is a bit wild for a 1.25:1 ratio rocker?? With the specs gicing a cam lift of 11.3mm at 270 deg (0.050"), it is about as steep, if not more, as a Engle 140 - which has 10.77mm cam lift and 274deg 050. Isnt that a recipe for disaster??
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Old May 24th 2003, 04:22
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Tony, I dont understand your question...I got the W125 cam NOT the Web 121/125. As for the W125 is to wild with 1.25:1 RR, I talked (emailed) alot (>15) of people to get there feeling for the cam and more than 50% of them was running 1.25 rockers. there are a few beetles here near me that are running this cam and rocker combo, one of them are an offical nordic beetle cup car and they recomend this cam for my engine. But as this is my daliy driver it's on the wild side, but should be okay for street...
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