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Dyno results for a 343” Y with aluminum heads.

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Here are the dyno results for a 343” Y using a set of Mummert ported aluminum heads.  It’s a 343 incher by lieu of a 3.810” bore and 3.76” stroke.  The compression ratio is 13.25:1 using Diamond popup pistons designed specifically for the aluminum heads.  The camshaft is a symmetrical Isky grind with 263° @ 0.050”, ground on 108° lobe centers, installed at 106½° intake lobe centerline, and 0.592” lift.  The rocker arms are Harland Sharp 1.6:1 roller tipped units assembled on Verne Schumann shafts.  The carburetor is a Holley 780 cfm dbl pmpr which sits atop a 2” tapered carb spacer and a ported Mummert aluminum intake.  Spark plugs are Autolite 3923’s gapped at 0.035” and using a MSD distributor and ignition.  Click the link for the larger version of the dyno sheet.

 

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Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)



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Forum Post Dyno results for a 343” Y with aluminum heads. By Ted ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Ted "Y-GUY" Will this engine be in anything at Columbus this... By yehaabill ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]yehaabill (8/4/2011)[/b][hr]Ted "Y-GUY" Will this... By Ted ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Ted, extremley impressive figures, what fuel do you run in this? thank... By aussiebill ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]aussiebill (8/4/2011)[/b][hr]Ted, extremley impressive... By Ted ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Another great job Ted!. It will be interesting to see how fast your... By John Mummert ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Ted, I keep re-reading the sheet,mighty impressive to say the least.... By landspeedy ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post That's what I need in the Uni next year. ;) By mctim64 ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Man that is pushing a lot of Horse power out of 15/8 headers. Great... By Don Woodruff ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Too blown away to comment Ted! By Y block Billy ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post man, that's impressive. sorry i couldn't be there with you keith, but... By yblock32deuce ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post If it's not classified information, are you running 2.0" or 1.88" rods... By gekko13 ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post [quote][b]gekko13 (8/8/2011)[/b][hr]If it's not classified... By Ted ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Damn, sure wish I had thought to print this dyno sheet to take to... By Glen Henderson ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post Holy crap Marie, That dyno sheet ought to shut some scrub lovers... By Fordy Guy ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post I don't have any idea. Exactly for what purpose is this dyno sheet... By trumanbonner ( 13 Years Ago )
Forum Post trueman: It's was a test & reference information for the engine of a... By PF Arcand ( 13 Years Ago )


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