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Old 01-24-2019, 07:28 PM
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Why oh why, are using a distributor?? Coil on plug is SO much better..
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Originally Posted by G Atsma
Why oh why, are using a distributor?? Coil on plug is SO much better..
can you explain why, I get this a lot but no one ever has a good answer beside "because thats what it came with" "C0mPuT3rZ ArE T3H FuTUr3"


EDIT: Im sure my power figures seem low, but it was built for durability and longevity not peak power being its going into a road race car.
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Coil on plug is a straight electrical connection, with far better coil saturation time and a hotter spark. Distributor ignitions have a lot more things to potentially go wrong. To use part of your line, "what it came with" is a far better mousetrap than what came before. There is a good reason it comes that way now! But then, you're using a carb too....
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Originally Posted by G Atsma
Coil on plug is a straight electrical connection, with far better coil saturation time and a hotter spark. Distributor ignitions have a lot more things to potentially go wrong. To use part of your line, "what it came with" is a far better mousetrap than what came before. There is a good reason it comes that way now! But then, you're using a carb too....
https://www.dragzine.com/tech-storie...-applications/

I find distributor ignitions to have far less issues and much less complicated at the track to diagnose and repair. LS c.o.p. Is not a direct connection it still utilizes a plug wire

Im not going to debate back and forth about what’s better and how you disapprove, many people still run distributors with no issues.
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Been away for a while, and this is just too good to not reply to.

Great encyclopedia of builds and results here. I love it.

The AFR205 results are what I find most impressive. You just cannot satisfy these little bastards, it's truly awesome. Tony's MMS205's are on point up to 408ci!

I am loving all the cathedral port heads being used. However, I find myself impressed by the L92 heads, they finally seem to have a place... on 400+ cubes.

I find it sadly impressive that there are no 4.125x3.825 408's in here. Everything is absolutely generic 4" crank builds... which is probably better for the overall numbers in this thread, but displays a terrible lack of imagination, throughout.

I saw the stock 241's and LS6 intake numbers, but does anyone have AI 219 HCR's on a 402", by any chance?
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There were only 3 dyno sheets in this whole thread I was impressed with that had fat torque curves.
The rest were meh.
Old 06-18-2019, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bortous
There were only 3 dyno sheets in this whole thread I was impressed with that had fat torque curves.
The rest were meh.
What 3 impressed you?
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I think a lot of these 408s but not all are off the mark because they run such small intakes. That and small TBs. Never did a 408 but did a 383 and surpassed many of these motors on this thread using an Edelbrock Pro Flo ram with ported entrance to accept 105mm Holley TB, Hand ported Dart 225s cut to 58cc with 243-251 .624 112 cam, 11.4:1 with 10cc dished piston and 1-7/8 LTs with x pipe through DMax bullets ... 534/475 518 SAE corrected on a Super Flow Dyno.
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Old 09-25-2019, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by bortous
There were only 3 dyno sheets in this whole thread I was impressed with that had fat torque curves.
The rest were meh.
Hmmm you should add yours too
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Originally Posted by 64post
I think a lot of these 408s but not all are off the mark because they run such small intakes. That and small TBs. Never did a 408 but did a 383 and surpassed many of these motors on this thread using an Edelbrock Pro Flo ram with ported entrance to accept 105mm Holley TB, Hand ported Dart 225s cut to 58cc with 243-251 .624 112 cam, 11.4:1 with 10cc dished piston and 1-7/8 LTs with x pipe through DMax bullets ... 534/475 518 SAE corrected on a Super Flow Dyno.
OK, to revive this a little, Seeing that these numbers are on a Superflow dyno, I'm gonna say this was an engine dyno. The numbers I'm reading for many of these builds are at the wheels. Which tells me the we're making alot more hp at the wheels than his 383 at the crank.
So watch the tails fade off in the distance.
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Originally Posted by SAPPER
OK, to revive this a little, Seeing that these numbers are on a Superflow dyno, I'm gonna say this was an engine dyno. The numbers I'm reading for many of these builds are at the wheels. Which tells me the we're making alot more hp at the wheels than his 383 at the crank.
So watch the tails fade off in the distance.
rear wheel,Buddy, through a T56 and 8.8 534rear wheel hp.
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Originally Posted by 64post
rear wheel,Buddy, through a T56 and 8.8 534rear wheel hp.
How do the Super Flows compare to Mustang and Dyno Jet #s wise? I have the same cam 243/251 .624 111 and did 463/444 on a stingy Mustang Dyno. That's AFR 230cc, FAST 102, and 3600 stall. Those are good numbers on your setup, I have always felt like I've had underlining issues that I could never iron out.
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Originally Posted by neblackshirts
How do the Super Flows compare to Mustang and Dyno Jet #s wise? I have the same cam 243/251 .624 111 and did 463/444 on a stingy Mustang Dyno. That's AFR 230cc, FAST 102, and 3600 stall. Those are good numbers on your setup, I have always felt like I've had underlining issues that I could never iron out.
I used a Edelbrock pro flow intake with a ported TB opening, 42 lb LS3 injectors, a 105mm Holley TB, the Dart heads has extensive port work but probably not as good as AFR 230s, if I could post the vid I would but haven’t taken the time to learn that. Tuned by one of the best out here.
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Old 08-25-2021, 06:28 PM
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Default 408 low dyno numbers

My 408 just made 407whp/425 wtq
15cc dish pistons
A4 -3k yank with 3.73s
Milled 799 heads to 56cc
tsunami v2 cam
ls6 intake
stock tb, stock.maf
1 7/8 lt headers and ORY.
42lb injectors / 255 racetronix with hotwire.

Not sure why my numbers are so low.
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Yeah man those are stock ls6 heads with a cam ls1 numbers. Maybe something with the tune? I would think minimum 450
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What is the exhaust after the Y? Air intake? Possible restriction?
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Originally Posted by G Atsma
What is the exhaust after the Y? Air intake? Possible restriction?
magnaflow catback. Its possible restriction. One of the rear tips have about much more flow than the other tip.
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Originally Posted by Jkucz86
magnaflow catback. Its possible restriction. One of the rear tips have about much more flow than the other tip.
That's just how they are. The driver side is on the outside radius of the Y inside the muffler, so more of the exhaust gasses go through that side.

The Magnaflow flows very well, but it's still a 3" exhaust, which will be a restriction on your engine.

Also your heads, intake, throttle body, and MAF are holding you back
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Originally Posted by Bob570
That's just how they are. The driver side is on the outside radius of the Y inside the muffler, so more of the exhaust gasses go through that side.

The Magnaflow flows very well, but it's still a 3" exhaust, which will be a restriction on your engine.

Also your heads, intake, throttle body, and MAF are holding you back
I have seen multiple 408 builds using stock maf to ls6 intake making around 500 whp. They mightve been 6spd cars so i can account for a bit more loss.
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What is the compression ratio of that setup.
Something is off. It's not the most optimized set-up, but it should make a little more than that.


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