Well Guys, the racing season is over and I the dream of building a 409 is back on center stage in my mind. Don’t laugh – I cant help it BUT, I am playing around with a dyno program and need to know if the head flow numbers that I am using are in the “ball park”. I will probably have to use a set of ported/large valve 333 truck heads on my dream engine. Please take a look at the default flow numbers that my dyno program uses and give me a guess if either is close to a set of reworked 333 heads. Info is in 25.0” H20.
Option #1
Lift int cfm exh cfm
.200 119 87
.300 157 104
.400 190 111
.500 196 117
.550 196 117
Option #2
Lift int cfm exh cfm
.200 130 101
.300 177 133
.400 217 153
.500 239 164
.550 242 164
I realize that the dyno program is a huge guesstament. I am using it to compare cams/compression ratios/stroke and look for trends that might lead me to make a better choice when it comes time to actually build the engine and the rest of the drive line. Of course I will confer with the experts, but I would like to play a little and see what I come up with.
TomO
Option #1
Lift int cfm exh cfm
.200 119 87
.300 157 104
.400 190 111
.500 196 117
.550 196 117
Option #2
Lift int cfm exh cfm
.200 130 101
.300 177 133
.400 217 153
.500 239 164
.550 242 164
I realize that the dyno program is a huge guesstament. I am using it to compare cams/compression ratios/stroke and look for trends that might lead me to make a better choice when it comes time to actually build the engine and the rest of the drive line. Of course I will confer with the experts, but I would like to play a little and see what I come up with.
TomO