not too sure what you mean by back cutting the valves
can you explain
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Cable" <s2cab...@yahoo.com>
To: <kr...@mylist.net>
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 5:06 AM
Subject: KR> Performance Valve Jobs


> Netters,
> I've been doing some flow testing on a Super Flow 600 flowbench for a
local area speed shop.
> This shop mainly does allot of work for the local guys running at the 1/4
mile speedway.
> Because of the racing rules that state you are not allowed to add foreign
material, or grind inside the ports, we're pretty limited as to what can be
done.  The rules also state that any cut over 60 degrees must be concentric
to the valve guide and may only extend 1 inch below the valve seat.  Since
most valve jobs only reface the 45 degree seat, and "perfomance valve jobs
are 3 angles (30, 45 &  60 degrees), there are some opportunities here.
> If you add a 15 degree cut to blend between the combustion chamber and the
30 degree cut, and a 75 or 80 degree to 1 inch below the seat, you now have
a 5 angle valve job.
> Add a 30 degree back cut on the valve face also.
>    The end results were no less than astonishing.  At the upper end of the
valve lift spectrum, the ports flowed over 10% more, at the lower end of the
valve opening (.050) the head flowed over 200% over thee 3 angle valve job
head!
>   Using the formula for horsepower: HP= CFM * .2527 * # of cyl.
> The SBC engine was dyno tested before the teardown at 525 hp.
> The port actually flowed at 260 CFM max.  Which directly corresponds to
the above equation.
> With the 5 angle valve job, and the back-cut valves, the same port flowed
a maximum of 292 CFM!  Which by the above equation = 590 HP!
>   I can't wait to finish these heads, re-assemble the engine and get it
back on the dyno.
>   There are still a few more tricks up my sleeve here that will surely put
this engine well over 600 HP.
>   So if you're looking to get some additional torque and horsepower out of
your engine, consider having a 5 angle valve job and back-cutting the
valves.
>   Good Luck and as always, your results may vary.....
>
>
>
> Scott Cable
> Jamestown, ND
> s2cab...@yahoo.com
>
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