Cam grinder with tuned port experience?

It’s interesting you meant the wave action with the headers. Being purely a hobby build and a tinkerer, I have seriously considered modeling a header in pipemax and building one to compliment the intake manifold. Call me nuts, but I think it would be fun…and I happen to have metal working tools including a chopsaw and a tig in the garage. Might be worth considering if there are gains there.

Always love doing something new.
 
dhirocz said:
It’s interesting you meant the wave action with the headers. Being purely a hobby build and a tinkerer, I have seriously considered modeling a header in pipemax and building one to compliment the intake manifold.
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I got you covered on the software side.

dhirocz said:
Call me nuts, but I think it would be fun…and I happen to have metal working tools including a chopsaw and a tig in the garage. Might be worth considering if there are gains there.

Always love doing something new.
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I love these kind of projects, where I explore the theoretical side and then build it or in my case for the headers have it fabricated for me. It was roughly a 4 year project, starting with reading everything I could find and building Excel spreadsheets to use their formulas.

If you have a higher level understanding of math, I have the book for you. It's filled with calculus and diff equation on nearly every other page.It was over my head, but still some good reading.

 
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Link didn’t work.

I was thinking of a tuned length headers with merge collectors and spikes, crankcase evac, and a pressure wave termination box running through a carefully selected pair of mufflers.

I do think going against the ‘bolt it together’ mentality and examining theory and customizing a build around that makes the build more fun!
 
Link should work now.

I got you covered on the software side if you want to build headers.
 
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