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i have an experiment if your interested. i just overhauled my engine about two months ago and 'tested' it with a g-tech. i'd like to compare my results with what you get on the DD2000, then compare how accurate the DD2000 is to your dynojet machines. let me know if your interested and i will supply all the known stats on what i did.
o.k. paul. this is what i have:
standard 350 bore & stroke with four valve relief pistons
cam is 204/214* with 114*LSA .420/.442 lift, installed straight up-ground 5* advanced
heads are 305HO with 1.85 intake/1.5 exhaust 58cc
intake is factory aluminum and factory q-jet
shorty headers 1-5/8" primary with 2-1/2" collectors. pipes neck down to 2-1/4" w/flowmaster 40s
jacob's pro street ignition
don't know if that is enough information or what else you might need. i figure a compression ratio would be nice but i don't know what that is either. i'm guessing 9.2-9.5:1. stock, it was something like 8.2 with 76cc heads so i think the 58cc heads would be worth nearly a full point or more.
let me know if there are any other specifics that you need and i'll see what i can find out. thanks
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