Hello 94-95 :SNSign: Friends
I got a different computer with XP and most of my analyzing and editing tools
were for 98se
I got Photo Shop Elements and wanted to test it out a bit
Just recently ... Keith and Mike posted up their dyno pulls
As most of you know ... They each have Windsor Strokers
If a chart posted on these forums is displayed in such a fashion that I can arrive
at numerical values where accuracy can be held to no more than a 1% to 2%
error on HP/TQ, I sometimes go to the work of putting that data in a file to take
a close look at what all is REALLY going on
As luck would have it ... I was unable to use Keith's chart
but
I was able to do something with Mike's chart
Big Cubic Inches are in a class all by themselves :Word:
I bet you are like me
You've considered not only a Stroked Windsor
but
A blown combo
or
Maybe like I've done ... An OEM block based NA h/c/i combo
After looking at Mike's 418 NA combo
I just had to see if it ... REALLY WAS ... as good as it first appeared
When looking at data such as this ... Perspective is ALWAYS important
so
I placed Mike's pull alongside a few others in the 400rwhp category
Now ... moving down a bit in power
I also included my humble little combo because ..........
Well ... after all ... this is MY THREAD
and
I have a desire to see what ... might have been better
Seriously though ... I've leaned more toward the options of two variations
of 5.0 OEM blocked based combos
1) 347 Stroker
2) KB Blower
Since my application is weekend street car only .......
These options appeal to me as I place more importance on a torque curve
that has more of a higher average value than a lot of combos you can find
that do better than mine when talking about peak values.
All of these combos are streetable and some are fairly conservative
btw ... I put the KB & S trim together cause we got so many new peeps
these days. Hopefully ... this can show how they differ in going about
making power.
They run about the same amount of boost and are similar
so
The comparison is not all that unfair IMHO
The data speaks for itself
but
Note: Some were done with a STD Calibration which usually yield higher
values as opposed to those with SAE
As always
Feel free to offer thoughts, questions, differing opinions or point out
something I could have missed
Grady
I got a different computer with XP and most of my analyzing and editing tools
were for 98se
I got Photo Shop Elements and wanted to test it out a bit
Just recently ... Keith and Mike posted up their dyno pulls
As most of you know ... They each have Windsor Strokers
If a chart posted on these forums is displayed in such a fashion that I can arrive
at numerical values where accuracy can be held to no more than a 1% to 2%
error on HP/TQ, I sometimes go to the work of putting that data in a file to take
a close look at what all is REALLY going on
As luck would have it ... I was unable to use Keith's chart
but
I was able to do something with Mike's chart
Big Cubic Inches are in a class all by themselves :Word:
I bet you are like me
You've considered not only a Stroked Windsor
but
A blown combo
or
Maybe like I've done ... An OEM block based NA h/c/i combo
After looking at Mike's 418 NA combo
I just had to see if it ... REALLY WAS ... as good as it first appeared
When looking at data such as this ... Perspective is ALWAYS important
so
I placed Mike's pull alongside a few others in the 400rwhp category
Now ... moving down a bit in power
I also included my humble little combo because ..........
Well ... after all ... this is MY THREAD
and
I have a desire to see what ... might have been better
Seriously though ... I've leaned more toward the options of two variations
of 5.0 OEM blocked based combos
1) 347 Stroker
2) KB Blower
Since my application is weekend street car only .......
These options appeal to me as I place more importance on a torque curve
that has more of a higher average value than a lot of combos you can find
that do better than mine when talking about peak values.
All of these combos are streetable and some are fairly conservative
btw ... I put the KB & S trim together cause we got so many new peeps
these days. Hopefully ... this can show how they differ in going about
making power.
They run about the same amount of boost and are similar
so
The comparison is not all that unfair IMHO
The data speaks for itself
but
Note: Some were done with a STD Calibration which usually yield higher
values as opposed to those with SAE
As always
Feel free to offer thoughts, questions, differing opinions or point out
something I could have missed
Grady