That's Johns air cleaner base video. He's up in GA, built a early 2nd gen TA pro touring car and now he's building another TA just for for vintage racing. Helped spec out the custom 18" wheels last week or the week before. We're gonna meet up at a track and run our cars together when they're both done. Not many of us with road race prep early 2nd gens, most know each other. He's got a lot more power but I'll have the aero stuff. If it's a big track like Road Atlanta or Sebring he'll smoke me on the long straights.
Good Luck Birdman Road Racing.That's Johns air cleaner base video. He's up in GA, built a early 2nd gen TA pro touring car and now he's building another TA just for for vintage racing. Helped spec out the custom 18" wheels last week or the week before. We're gonna meet up at a track and run our cars together when they're both done. Not many of us with road race prep early 2nd gens, most know each other. He's got a lot more power but I'll have the aero stuff. If it's a big track like Road Atlanta or Sebring he'll smoke me on the long straights.
Id strongly suspect they (EDELBROCKS DESIGN ENGINEERS) were looking at the muscle car restoration and street strip performance market, and its far larger monetary potential, far harder than the true race engine builders concerns, during the developement process, of the pontiac cylinder heads.The E/I ratio of E Poncho heads is not that good Grumpy .500-.800" lift.
Almost designed intentionally for Cast iron manifolds.
My Factory 614's are better balanced E/I
75 %.
Id strongly suspect they (EDELBROCKS DESIGN ENGINEERS) were looking at the muscle car restoration and street strip performance market, and its far larger monetary potential, far harder than the true race engine builders concerns, during the developement process, of the pontiac cylinder heads.
ID bet 90% plus of all the pontiac cams being sold have under .600 LIFT AND THE VAST MAJORITY ARE HYDRAULIC LIFTER DESIGNS
http://www.cranecams.com/278-279.pdf
http://www.cranecams.com/280-281.pdf
MANY CAM SUPPLIERS NO LONGER EVEN BOTHER LISTING PONTIAC, BUICK , OLDS,PLYMOUTH,AND CADDY CAMS AS THE MARKET IS SIGNIFICANTLY SMALLER THAN FORD,CHEVY,CHRYSLER ETC.
YES THE DODGE CAMS GENERALLY FIT THE SIMILAR PLYMOUTH/CRYSLER ENGINES BUT IF YOUR REAL YOUNG YOU MIGHT NOT KNOW THAT[/QUOTE
I have put together 340, 383 RB & 440 RB Wedge engines with my Bud Mopar Bob when I was 28 in 1997-98.
E Head intake ports a bit large for my liking .
Exhaust port small like I always thought compared to my 614 Ram Air 4's.
Fupler must spend his time on Exhaust side.