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Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: LAD 524] #1235863
05/22/12 12:36 PM
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a 270 duration cam on a 572 is a mild street cam in my opinion Kinda like a 240 on a stock 440

great numbers congats!

Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: Dodgem] #1235864
05/22/12 01:55 PM
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Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: Evil Spirit] #1235865
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Thats because you are not taking into consideration the displacement of the OPs engine.

What cubic inch were the Hemis you built, and what cams did you put in them? How do they run, or how well did they dyno?

As someone else posted, I wouldnt consider a 270 cam in a 572 a "big" cam.Your conventional thinking of a .650 is simply too small for this application. I'd say Bullet hit it pretty well. Also notice the 112 LSA.


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Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: CompWedgeEngines] #1235866
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Cam is definitely not too big. Mine is 276/284 at fifty, 112 LSA, 11:1 compression, and the same cubes. 185 psi cranking and on 93 octane pump gas. Mine does have less lift though.


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Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: an8sec70cuda] #1235867
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Cam is definitely not too big. Mine is 276/284 at fifty, 112 LSA, 11:1 compression, and the same cubes. 185 psi cranking and on 93 octane pump gas. Mine does have less lift though.




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Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: CompWedgeEngines] #1235868
05/22/12 10:29 PM
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Pretty much how I saw it fellas.... 572" of Hemi IS a big engine and big engines swallow up duration and you can add 8-10 deg of duration @ .050" with a roller compared to a comparable solid.

Regardless of the theory I feel the engine made very good HP/TQ at livable/non parts hurting rpm, which was the whole plan from the outset so id say we'd achieved what we set out to achieve.

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Thats because you are not taking into consideration the displacement of the OPs engine.

What cubic inch were the Hemis you built, and what cams did you put in them? How do they run, or how well did they dyno?

As someone else posted, I wouldnt consider a 270 cam in a 572 a "big" cam.Your conventional thinking of a .650 is simply too small for this application. I'd say Bullet hit it pretty well. Also notice the 112 LSA.



Re: 572 Hemi....take a stab at the numbers.... [Re: CompWedgeEngines] #1235869
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I had Bullet spec my cam out also. I told them that the best commonly available fuel here is 89.5 octane. I also wanted something that was easy on the valve train. My compression works out to 10.5-1, my dynamic compression is 7.57-1 with 148psi cranking.
605 ci the cam specs out at 757/676 288/292@.050 on a 113 center.
I have never talked to anyone that didn't like the cam they got from Bullet. In almost all cases people said their new Bullet ran better and quicker than with their old cam. I have no doubt I'll like their cam. Dave

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