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If you get a chance, do some before and after timed runs and let us know.
Yes I will bought a G Tech just for that purpose.
If you get a chance, do some before and after timed runs and let us know.
Are you really going to do it??
Awesome. Do you have any more photos of the stock ports? Have u thought about ordering a African Twin cam and see if there's a difference? While you got it apart can you measure the base circle and lift of the cam on intake and exhaust?
Awesome. Do you have any more photos of the stock ports? Have u thought about ordering a African Twin cam and see if there's a difference? While you got it apart can you measure the base circle and lift of the cam on intake and exhaust?
One other thing, can you look in the header and see if those are cats or just shields where it bolts up to the head?
Plugs in a diesel?$7 a plug for your cummins? Huh thats a lot cheaper than the plugs in natural gas powered isl cummins at work. They are almost $60 a plug. Good thing there's only 6.
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Yes I have thought about the African Twin cam but I am not going to pursue it simple because all cams have a sweet spot and I suspect the African Twin being a bike cam is going to be in the higher RPM range and I don't want to sacrifice any torque I am a little worried already that my exhaust porting might be hard on my torque numbers.
I am on the road so it will probably Wednesday be for I get you the lift numbers
One thing that doesn't make sense with the african twin's the redline is 8k just like the pioneer. Usually with more duration on the cam, it moves the peak hp up in the rpm range.
No but been thinking about ordering one to measure...Do you have the specs on the cams?
Another thing is the Africa Twin is very light compared to our machines, so I'd be willing to guess the cam profile is way different and probably wouldn't work well in the p1k. If I were doing the head on my rig I'd probably just clean up the casting, make sure the intakes were port matched and smooth the bowls. Pretty much try to pick up the mid lift numbers and not worry about max flow at higher lift.
That's pretty common with an as cast port. The casting will be a little smaller and they machine for the valve seat. No problem blending that.All I intended to do when I started was to clean up the casting. LOL
BUT there was this little lip by the exhaust seat that looked restrictive and before I new it, it was GONE!
If you look real close at the first up right picture of the four ports you can see the lip on the exhaust port I am talking about I don't know if Honda put it there for a purpose or they where just sloppy other then that lip the ports look like they would flow good.
Wonder whats causing the different colors on the exhaust ports? Is one running hotter?Yes I have thought about the African Twin cam but I am not going to pursue it simple because all cams have a sweet spot and I suspect the African Twin being a bike cam is going to be in the higher RPM range and I don't want to sacrifice any torque I am a little worried already that my exhaust porting might be hard on my torque numbers.
I am on the road so it will probably Wednesday be for I get you the lift numbers
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The only vehicles i have ever had to deal with that used 2 plugs per hole was a late 80s nissan pickup and an early 90s 4cylinder in a fast back stang. Both were junk imo
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Yep, why?
Yep, why?
Awesome. Do you have any more photos of the stock ports? Have u thought about ordering a African Twin cam and see if there's a difference? While you got it apart can you measure the base circle and lift of the cam on intake and exhaust?