Zdeuce4's mild NA build progress thread
Yeah I know, but I probally won't get there early enough to get my car on the dyno w/o having to wait in a big line. Mind you, you live im MD....I live in VA. I'll probally roll up with the GMU wolfpack again this year.
Plus, i'd rather my dyno numbers be more personal........not exploited to everyone.........just in case they suck
lol well I mean I see so many damn SS and SS/SC's that are the same year as mine with like 20k-30k on them. I'm so damn jealous! I got mine brand new......but I drive it ALOT.
Plus, i'd rather my dyno numbers be more personal........not exploited to everyone.........just in case they suck
lol well I mean I see so many damn SS and SS/SC's that are the same year as mine with like 20k-30k on them. I'm so damn jealous! I got mine brand new......but I drive it ALOT.
Last edited by WhiteSSBalt; Mar 12, 2009 at 09:55 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
well sorry twice haha but if u see my car near frosts means im at work there at booth feeds...stop by anytime
Oh, and sorry for thread jacking so bad Zdeuce!
Back on topic! lol
im getting real annoyed with the shipping cuz i paid for them almost a month ago. jbp said theyre still waiting on the lifters to show up.
On our dyno testing we found that after a bit as we added mods, the vacuum in the intake manifold was increasing. This indicated that more power couldn't be made without a change to that system. It will be interesting to see how your dyno turns out.
God I wish that cars weren't so damn expensive. I'd like to do a new intake mani and cams on my car but regular maintenance is killing that right now. Also have the spray that might not even get hooked up this year.
Perhaps it was choked at the throttle body? The 5.4L envoy swap or SS/SC TB might correct it.
I wonder how the hahn would flow in a NA application.
if i stay NA i plan on getting the Vulcan intake w/velocity stacks..should cure that right up
at 58 k u shouldnt be having too many issues...wuts the deal? Tires and brakes are the only things that actually put a dent on me for my previous car..you do got 19s tho..id hate to have to replace 19" tires.
The Vulcan 2.4 intake has 4" runners, that is very short and I'm not certain how that would perform. I'll see if there is a calculator for that.
*Edit*
For 2nd harmonic, RPM range is from 29370 to 35640 with a pulse strength of 10 percent
For 3rd harmonic, RPM range is from 22068 to 25220 with a pulse strength of 7 percent
For 4th harmonic, RPM range is from 17205 to 19240 with a pulse strength of 4 percent
Looks like the 4" runners won't work well.
http://bgsoflex.com/intakeln.html
**Edit #2**
I forgot to add the 4" of intake runner in the head and I have factory 2.4 intake #'s.
The factory runners appear to be approximately 17" long. So factory total is 21" compared to the Vulcan 8"
This puts the tuning here:
Stock
For 2nd harmonic, RPM range is from 5594 to 6789 with a pulse strength of 10 percent
For 3rd harmonic, RPM range is from 4203 to 4804 with a pulse strength of 7 percent
For 4th harmonic, RPM range is from 3277 to 3665 with a pulse strength of 4 percent
Vulcan
For 2nd harmonic, RPM range is from 14685 to 17820 with a pulse strength of 10 percent
For 3rd harmonic, RPM range is from 11034 to 12610 with a pulse strength of 7 percent
For 4th harmonic, RPM range is from 8602 to 9620 with a pulse strength of 4 percent
Last edited by Zooomer; Mar 14, 2009 at 02:01 PM.
But what you have to remember is the pressure waves can travel up and down the runner numerous times before the valves open. So well they runners may not seem the right length at first as long as overall correct length is divided by an even number the pressure wave will still arrive back at the valve when the valve is opening. So the harmonic range is probably less then what you have posted. The only real problem with the Vulcan intake manifold is the plenum is to large an N/A application. Hell the factory manifold's plenum is to large for it's application. The real issue with these cars is the exhaust ports are hella to small creating the true restriction, not the intake manifold or anything before it.
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/question517.htm
That's a good simple read on intake manifolds. A lot more could be learned in books.
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/question517.htm
That's a good simple read on intake manifolds. A lot more could be learned in books.
But what you have to remember is the pressure waves can travel up and down the runner numerous times before the valves open. So well they runners may not seem the right length at first as long as overall correct length is divided by an even number the pressure wave will still arrive back at the valve when the valve is opening. So the harmonic range is probably less then what you have posted. The only real problem with the Vulcan intake manifold is the plenum is to large an N/A application.
2. You cannot have too large an intake plenum. More is always better. Diminishing returns but there is no such thing as too large.


