Larger Intake Valve Cylinder Head Work
For the 427 build I have underway will be going with 41.9 mm intake valves to increase air flow for feeding the the additional displacement. Here are a few photos of the work in progress for fitting the larger valves:
http://i540.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps2qdqinmh.jpg http://i540.photobucket.com/albums/g...psc0rkhp4o.jpg http://i540.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps6iupb24v.jpg Target combustion chamber size is 43.6cc which results 12:1 static compression ratio. For comparison stock combustion chambers run around 39cc. The "clover leaf" shape of the stock chambers severely shrouded the larger intake valve and was removed to allow for better airflow, especially at lower cam lift. Also radiused the area around the outside of the exhaust valves to take full advantage of the larger cylinder bore diameter. |
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You do amazing work Phil.....great to have that talent to perform those tasks....will be anxious to see and hear the results of your build.....:)
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Does anyone know if a 3D solid works (or similar) file exists for the LT 5 head? Would be very useful for designing modifications..
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Excellent Phil. Looks like the Gen III chamber a bit. Hope the airflow numbers meet your target too.
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That's the ticket :cheers: What metal seats will you be using ?
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Seats are a tungsten alloy from Tucker.
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Any loss of torque?
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FourTwentySeven. Has a nice ring to it.
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