Desk Top Dyno?

[woodsnake]

Just killing some time today in NY, waiting impatiently for my upcoming trip back to Colorado to finish the engine in my 69.
The engine is a .030 over 351W, with flat top fly cut pistons.
I was wondering if anybody either had a used copy of the software to sell for cheap, or, if anybody would run my numbers, and see what I might be able to look for with my new engine?
This cam,
http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/c...?csid=894&sb=2
These heads
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/TF...ComboContents/
Manual T5 trans
3.89 rear gear.
245/50/16 tires
Thanks!

 

[rbohm]

ok desktop dyno says, assuming a dual plane intake and a 700cfm carb;

409hp @ 5500 rpm
444tq @ 4000 rpm

drag2000 says;

12.21 @116.5mph
0-60 4.37
0-100 8.74

the drag 2000 numbers assume an aggressive driving style. your number may vary a bit.

 

[woodsnake]

I thank you very much! It is a Weiand Stealth intake, and a 670 Holley. I am not so concerned about getting the car to the race track, although that is in the plan.
After all these years, I just wanted some reassurance that I'm not going be disappointed with the engine. I think it should be a good bit of fun around town, and with the overdrive, get some decent mileage on the highway.
Again, thank you!

 

[rbohm]

i dont think you will be disappointed, in fact i think you will be quite happy. the torque curve is fairly flat up to about 5000rpm, though it does drop off after that kind of quickly, but it is a solid street engine that will do well at the track.

 

[woodsnake]

After as long as I have waited to get the car painted, get the engine built, and swap the transmission, I will just be glad to drive it again! I have had this car since 1986, and I am now 49 years old. Those numbers will be perfect for my plans!