DragRaceResults would you share camshaft specs on that 615 with the 20's?
October 10, 2023, 12:53 PM
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Originally posted by DragRaceResults:
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Well it’s either a very happy dyno or you’ll rotate the earth
Well our little 615 went 4.35 at 160.20 this past weekend in 1k ft of corrected air
anyone feel the earth spin?
That 615 is showing 1100 to 1125 HP, so your corrected HP is in the 1160 +/- range, the correction factor at 1000' isn't anywhere near 10% to make the claimed 1230/HP/2 HP per cube, the dyno spit out. Those combo's will not make 2 HP per cube in any manner with respect a typical bracket combo. 1.9 - 1.93 HP/CID is a good bracket combo measured on an accurate dyno.
This post has nothing to do with Oakley or any other engine builder, it's just what that head can support HP wise.
February 20, 2024, 05:35 PM
DragRaceResults
I can only imagine what our friend Tracy Dennis would have thought about this masterpiece!
Al you may be right. I'm hoping to roll the 8 degrees of timing back in it this year along with a tire change. I truly feel I should be able to go a .2x in that same air.
I just put one of those intakes on my new 9-degree motor from SDPC. They are a work of art. Cant wait to see how the car runs.
February 20, 2024, 05:42 PM
DragRaceResults
Jeremy. I'm not really sure a lot has been seen on the 9 degree stuff with it from the cars I've seen, but I think it will drastically help the 20 degree stuff from what's out there.
ran my new sunset racing engines 615 sr 20 alum motor in my chevy2 this past week at orlando d2 race in super gas. consistently 9.90ish 169 plus with a 170mph thrown in. still have some timer and shifting thoughts to address that will be interesting performance wise. it appears to be 1.98 hp/in ish and has a smaller carb for throttle stop racing. no w/o pass made yet.This message has been edited. Last edited by: undacuva67,
of course, the majority of his replies here are to my threads, my replies, he brings NOTHING of relevance. No first hand experience to any topic. 
