AI200cc stock bottom end dyno results, 429rwhp with a miss
#61
and my question about combustion chamber size was also disregarded, without knowing that nobody can pass judgement
a little bigger cam and a little smaller chamber and you easily get the results shown here. i am in no way advocating anyone just think if everyone is gonna judge the facts should be straight
a little bigger cam and a little smaller chamber and you easily get the results shown here. i am in no way advocating anyone just think if everyone is gonna judge the facts should be straight
Let's not forget either that a stock intake went back on, and the package provided by the LE/BRE team was 'tailored' to his stock shortblock, (they all are, as they have repeatedly touted on this board). AI provided their product, advice and similar cam, and got better results. Call BS all you want.
Last edited by SS MPSTR; 01-02-2008 at 10:25 AM.
#62
Lol yes the canton pan is worth exactly 10-15rwhp on a 400rwhp car! My Canton pan is a piece of **** and the only decernable power it gave is the power to leak oil everywhere the car goes.
#63
its simple - smaller chamber = more compression = more hp
had both chambers been the same then it would be a fair comparason
#64
ok so your admitting that any comparison must be skewed due to differences-correct, although i must have missed that info or confused it for intake runner size
its simple - smaller chamber = more compression = more hp
had both chambers been the same then it would be a fair comparason
its simple - smaller chamber = more compression = more hp
had both chambers been the same then it would be a fair comparason
#65
I can garuntee you the oil pan is not worth 10rwhp, and lets not forget the little fact that I put in a new oil pump with a high pressure spring that's eating up more power than the old stock pump. I'm also running 40 weight oil now compared to 30 weight so I know that's eating up more power than before, but I don't want to post every little exscuse out there. Or the fact that I went from a ported intake manifold to a stock unported intake manifold. And the cam isn't larger than my old one. The cams are nothing alike but my new one isn't larger.
Last edited by speed_demon24; 01-02-2008 at 11:17 AM.
#67
Wasn't it obvoius that the smaller head made more power, or did I miss something? How much do you think it affected the compression? Say it was 0.2 points increase, how exactly does that translate into power, especially with an unported intake? If it is that simple of an explanation, why didn't LE do the same? Do they not want their customers to maximize their 'investment' or results? Their profit was maximized, why weren't the results?
#68
your not gonna lose anything worth mentioning bumping the oil pressure a little, and straight 40 weight, thats what you run
#69
#70
and just to clear this up - i am not taking sides, i am not arguing just to argue, i am just wondering a few things before i make a decision as to weather or not this is a valuable comparason of company b vs c
and again great results speed good luck with it
#71
You know, that's a good point to note - I don't know. Maybe Robert can chime in on this. I'd have to figure that the AI set has got to be within 1cc or 2cc of the stock chamber size (and the LE offering) and it's the runner size that is smaller.
#72
18cc is a pretty big diff. and that will bump compression a good bit, are you sure he was not refering to intake runner volume
and just to clear this up - i am not taking sides, i am not arguing just to argue, i am just wondering a few things before i make a decision as to weather or not this is a valuable comparason of company b vs c
and again great results speed good luck with it
and just to clear this up - i am not taking sides, i am not arguing just to argue, i am just wondering a few things before i make a decision as to weather or not this is a valuable comparason of company b vs c
and again great results speed good luck with it
Even if he changed to thinner gaskets (which he didn't claim to have done) the change would be less than half a point. Probably closer to .1 or .2 without doing the math.
Last edited by tireburnin; 01-02-2008 at 01:36 PM.
#73
18cc is a pretty big diff. and that will bump compression a good bit, are you sure he was not refering to intake runner volume
and just to clear this up - i am not taking sides, i am not arguing just to argue, i am just wondering a few things before i make a decision as to weather or not this is a valuable comparason of company b vs c
and again great results speed good luck with it
and just to clear this up - i am not taking sides, i am not arguing just to argue, i am just wondering a few things before i make a decision as to weather or not this is a valuable comparason of company b vs c
and again great results speed good luck with it
#74
thats what i figured, and why i was confused, so would i be correct to assume the intake runners were almost 13cc over the advertised volume(on the previous heads)
#75
Yep. My car had nothing below 3k with the old setup. I was bogging to a 1.9-2.0 60' at the track with a quick slip of the clutch at 4k on nittos.