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  • Got my Engine Pro working....

    ....Hmmm. Interesting program. Does anyone have a file they can share for the 3400?

  • #2
    not i
    i just guestimated on lots of stuff for fun
    it would be nice to have all the info engine analyzer pro requires at our finger tips

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    • #3
      That could be a project.

      Combustion chamber cc = 28.2cc
      Piston dish = 28.6cc
      Gasket thickness = .060?"
      Piston to deck = over .020"
      Intake valve size = 1.76"
      Exhaust valve size 1.42"
      Rod length = 5.7"
      Intake port size = ?
      Exhaust port size = ?
      Intake manifold = open plenum
      Intake runners = tapered?
      Intake runner size = ? Flow numbers for head and intake are posted.

      anything else?
      Last edited by EspanolaGuitarista; 10-01-2006, 12:53 AM.

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      • #4
        rod length, 5.700" center to center.
        Robby Whitesell
        2006 Pontiac G6 GT
        1985 Toyota Pickup DLX

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        • #5
          Been srewing aroung with the program...

          My raw torque and horsepower numbers for a 3.4L were 265 ft/lbs and 245 horsepower with a 208/206 cam with .450/.420. The headers are so efficient that exhuast needs to reduced to get a 75-80% intake/exhuast flow ratio. I set the headers at 30 inches with 1.5 inch primaries. Intake manifold is custom split plenum with 11 inch runners merged straight into the head and a dual 1000 cfm throttle body. Not bad for such a small cam. The runners measured 1.7 inches. Anything I'm missing except a reality check?

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