Posted By: Scamp451
Mancini Racing ARCA W2 engine ** UPDATE** - 03/06/10 06:13 PM
Finally got the motor on the Dyno yesterday. Very pleased with the results considering what this in this old dinosaur. The limiting factors that Brett stated are what limited the power/tq. The pulls were done on VP 110 but will run E85 when it gets in the car. I also did not have the 2" spacer he suggested, and the headers were borrowed (last minute) and had mufflers in the collectors which robbed some as well.
Brett has the Dyno sheets scanned, any guesses on what it made? Here is a quick rundown. If I missed anything I am sure he will clarify even though he hates to type:
X block- 4.060 bore, 3.454 stroke
No flow data on the heads or intake... see earlier in the post for info on them https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...part=1&vc=1
1.5 steel rockers
Predator cam
266 in/272 ex @ 050
.430 lobe lift
Lobe sep. 104 in/112 ex
Gross 645 in/653 ex
Cam was degreed in at 104
Gutted lean burn dist w/ a crank trigger
1-5/8-1-3/4 stepped sprint car headers
Timing was happiest at 38°
We tried his Pro Systems Dom as well as my out of the box 1050 which were only a few HP between the
two.Mine liked 88-90 jets, and has power valves in thre front and rear.
The rotating assembly is anything but light, but this is going to be a bracket motor and not out to bend the needle. Oil pressure was through the roof with nothing done to the pump (M72HV).
Nothing fancy in the motor, especially by todays standards. Sorry, no prize for hitting the number, just bragging rights.
Brett has the Dyno sheets scanned, any guesses on what it made? Here is a quick rundown. If I missed anything I am sure he will clarify even though he hates to type:
X block- 4.060 bore, 3.454 stroke
No flow data on the heads or intake... see earlier in the post for info on them https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...part=1&vc=1
1.5 steel rockers
Predator cam
266 in/272 ex @ 050
.430 lobe lift
Lobe sep. 104 in/112 ex
Gross 645 in/653 ex
Cam was degreed in at 104
Gutted lean burn dist w/ a crank trigger
1-5/8-1-3/4 stepped sprint car headers
Timing was happiest at 38°
We tried his Pro Systems Dom as well as my out of the box 1050 which were only a few HP between the
two.Mine liked 88-90 jets, and has power valves in thre front and rear.
The rotating assembly is anything but light, but this is going to be a bracket motor and not out to bend the needle. Oil pressure was through the roof with nothing done to the pump (M72HV).
Nothing fancy in the motor, especially by todays standards. Sorry, no prize for hitting the number, just bragging rights.