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Risks with opening up cylinder head chamber volume?

Old 09-28-2009, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
eaton so positive displacement
Well, shoot. I don't think you need to worry about any "off boost" feel with a positive displacement. That's insta-boost.
Old 09-28-2009, 05:23 PM
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you need a head in unknown condition that has been sitting outside for 10 years?
Old 09-28-2009, 06:29 PM
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Shoot, I personally know 2 people that threw MP62's on their high compression motors. One 10:1 and that other 11:1. Both were putting out about 300whp. One non-intercooled. Both run GREAT!!! I'm talkin quick. One, a V6 Tiburon, is getting built up with a larger turbo (GT35 IIRC) and ran 13.2's on slicks. The other, a K24 Integra, is still running without an intercooler and as of yesterday, laid down 302 at the wheels. He pulls 13.1's-.2's on street tires.
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FWIW, if you really intend to do this yourself (a very steep learing curve I imagine), the suggestion of starting with a scrap head or two is a good one. At least you'll get some idea how thick the casting is. It might be a good idea to slice it into sections on a heavy duty band saw to see what the wall thickness measures out to around the combustion chamber wall/cooling passages. I don't know how you can shade-tree the effect on chamber squish/gas flow characteristics. Racing engine builders guard these kinds of sectrets on which they've spent big dyno and flow bench dollars learning.
Old 09-29-2009, 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by 944obscene
Shoot, I personally know 2 people that threw MP62's on their high compression motors. One 10:1 and that other 11:1. Both were putting out about 300whp. One non-intercooled. Both run GREAT!!! I'm talkin quick. One, a V6 Tiburon, is getting built up with a larger turbo (GT35 IIRC) and ran 13.2's on slicks. The other, a K24 Integra, is still running without an intercooler and as of yesterday, laid down 302 at the wheels. He pulls 13.1's-.2's on street tires.
what kind of boost are they running? also keep in mind those are dohc motors which generally have alot more overlap than sohc (especially the 1 degree on the 944 cam)
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Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
what kind of boost are they running? also keep in mind those are dohc motors which generally have alot more overlap than sohc (especially the 1 degree on the 944 cam)
You know where I can find info on the stock 944 cams?
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Originally Posted by CameronKame
You know where I can find info on the stock 944 cams?
https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...n-a-turbo.html


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