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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    I did some # crunching, at 13.5 : 1 CR and the right cams you should be able to realise 350WHP @ around 9200rpm


































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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    The other problem with high RPM is getting enough gear in the A413 to realize it. The highest possible factory gear ratio is 3.73. Which means crossing RPM is more like 6300rpm @110mph on 24.5" slicks.

    To get it up to 9000+rpm, I need X-Fer + R/P gears that combine to give ~5.4 final drive or higher. That's a spendy set of custom gears. I think I'll try to keep it to 7k and 250hp or so.
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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    [QUOTE=Shadow;1017388]I did some # crunching, at 13.5 : 1 CR and the right cams you should be able to realise 350WHP @ around 9200rpm

    Seems like the right cams are critical to this build eh Rob? Any lift, any duration, the big chore might be figuring the right amount of each, and well, some machining but I'm sure and experienced grinder could easy do the work

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Ill have to check but i believe the fastest a n/a car has gone with a 413 is high 10's or low 11's and that was quite a few years ago with Scott Mohlers Neon running nopi/nhra.I cant remeber why he went back to manual.

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt Craig View Post
    Ill have to check but i believe the fastest a n/a car has gone with a 413 is high 10's or low 11's and that was quite a few years ago with Scott Mohlers Neon running nopi/nhra.I cant remeber why he went back to manual.
    I wonder what they used for gearing? Custom, straight cut FD and XFer gears would be nice. I think that will have to be part of Stage II. I think what I'll try to do is build the engine to be capable of high RPM. And target 250hp @ 7500 rpm. If I can hit that, then adding the hardware (gears, probably new rods/pistons eventually) to make it capable of high RPM should just bring more HP.

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    Seems like the right cams are critical to this build eh Rob? Any lift, any duration, the big chore might be figuring the right amount of each, and well, some machining but I'm sure and experienced grinder could easy do the work

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by 2.216VTurbo View Post
    Seems like the right cams are critical to this build eh Rob? Any lift, any duration, the big chore might be figuring the right amount of each, and well, some machining but I'm sure and experienced grinder could easy do the work

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    Do you happen to know what material they are? Obviously, cast, iron-based. But, what grade?
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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Rob, I could swear I've seen custom sets of FD and transfer gears for the 413 come up every now and then that were pretty steep, 3.85, 4.10. Can't remember if it was neons.org or where I've seen it though.

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    There was a custom set that was for sale here a while.back, i remember them. Nearly straight cut, just enough pitch to reduce noise.

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    ^ supposedly those are ~1.7:1



    350WHP @ around 9200rpm
    Isn't 9200rpm right where someone flat out BROKE t3 rocker arms? With the cost of valvetrain parts i don't think i'd want to be finding out anything the hard way!

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Could be, I pulled those #'s right out of my butt! lol It was (what I thought anyway) meant to be an obvious joke and a poke at Rob, hence the crack about tuning it. Was DetroitTurbo the only one that got that? lol

    All joking aside, those #'s came from somewhere back in my longago, so probably not far from the truth. I think the 9200 rpm may have been what Stephan found the stock valvetrain with no mods was capable of. I think Rob's on the right track though, shooting for 7500rpm and keep things alive and practical.

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by ShelGame View Post
    Do you happen to know what material they are? Obviously, cast, iron-based. But, what grade?
    Yep, they are metal And a magnet sticks to them so I'd say metal with free iron in them...

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by 2.216VTurbo View Post
    Yep, they are metal And a magnet sticks to them so I'd say metal with free iron in them...
    Yeah, I figured. Just wanted to start researching heat treatment/hardening. At 'normal' lifts, the TIII cams pit...
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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by ShelGame View Post
    I wonder what they used for gearing? Custom, straight cut FD and XFer gears would be nice. I think that will have to be part of Stage II. I think what I'll try to do is build the engine to be capable of high RPM. And target 250hp @ 7500 rpm. If I can hit that, then adding the hardware (gears, probably new rods/pistons eventually) to make it capable of high RPM should just bring more HP.

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by Vigo View Post


    ^ supposedly those are ~1.7:1




    Isn't 9200rpm right where someone flat out BROKE t3 rocker arms? With the cost of valvetrain parts i don't think i'd want to be finding out anything the hard way!
    Looks like the billet end cover is required to fit the big gear. The bolt holes are broken thru.

    Whats with the monster gears? Doesn't look like a big ratio.
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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Those things are big

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    If i had to guess i would say for minimal spreading load. Also, you can't even run that short of a gear when you're trapping 160 so that explains the ratio thing.

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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Are you trying to avoid 3rd gear?
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    Re: Naturally Aspriated Tall Deck TIII

    Quote Originally Posted by Ondonti View Post
    Are you trying to avoid 3rd gear?
    No, why?
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