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| quote: Originally posted by bbtommyd:
To each his own...running a 9 degree now never again i will stick with the SR20...
You're not happy with the 9* heads? Just curious why.
No sir been a very good motor...I run the shyt out of one when I race double quite often have it’s tongue hung out...but I have run both and am having another SR20 built now I just don’t see any advantage with a spreadport especially bracket racing...most SR20 guys are running very close to me and a few lighter ones are faster |
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| quote: Originally posted by Spanky@Wilson Race Engines:
A really good 632 SR20 makes 1200 to 1230 on my Dyno. A good 12 or 9 degree makes 1270 to 1330. I have done both. A good spreadport motor will always out perform SR20 motor. Price is about 3k to 4K more depending on the head with a spreadport.
And once again your gone gain at least 30 pounds which is gone make um very close in ET |
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| quote: Originally posted by racerdude2054:
there has been long discussion and debates on other threads
for the same price you can make two choices
615 SR 20 with aluminum block
632 spread port with steel block
spread port motor will make more HP and run more MPH. Both of these combinations will run close to the same in ET
as far as the OP's original question. Dart vs Brodix on the 20 degree head... both are going to run the same and I would worry more about who I have doing the head work and putting the motor together instead of which of the two to purchase.
As far as fuel choice, gas all the way on those motors
I was always a big alcohol advocate for 10 years, recently switched 1 car to gas and now I am switching the other to gas
my opinion is a 598 SR20 or 615 SR20 with aluminum block on gas. In a dragster you will run 4.4X with that combination
Actually a few of the 598-615 sr20 combos go .30s in good air. Whomp races with/against a couple on a fairly regular basis. |
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| Which is better on the throttle stop? SR-20 or Spreadport and why?
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| quote: Originally posted by Cashflow:
Which is better on the throttle stop? SR-20 or Spreadport and why?
Vern, give Dave a call. Last time I was at his shop he was finishing a sr20 combo for a super comp or super gas racer. Don't know specifics on the combo but I'm sure Dave has plenty of info for you to think about Mark Goulette Owner/Driver of the Livin' The Dream Racing dragster www.livinthedreamracing.com"Speed kills but it's better than going slow!" Authorized Amsoil Retailer |
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| quote: Originally posted by Triple Nickel:
Thanks for all the replies guys. I know the SR20 style stuff makes good power, was just specifically looking for info about the DART 20's.
RPROGAS that sounds impressive, best to date.
I have a 632 with pro 20's and a steel block,weighs 1950 in the good air it went 6.98 @ 194
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| I like the Dart 20 degree head better than the Brodix. It is machined for bigger head bolt washers, the intake bolt holes fit a regular bbc intake manifold,and they are beefier for more porting room. I have a set of the Dart heads I did for a 615( also did the engine) that made a little over 1300 with one carb and cast intake.
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| Just for giggles we race against a 611" SR20 in NA10.5 class. Naturally aspirated 29.5x10.5 tire. The car has been 7.70's and over 176, pulling timing at the hit. Did I mention the car is 3300lbs too....There is a ton of potential in the right hands for sure. Just sayin
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| quote: Originally posted by Kenneth:
I have a set of the Dart heads I did for a 615( also did the engine) that made a little over 1300 with one carb and cast intake.
that's 2.11HP/cu.in Wet sump and how much $ to duplicate it? |
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| quote: Originally posted by Kenneth:
I like the Dart 20 degree head better than the Brodix. It is machined for bigger head bolt washers, the intake bolt holes fit a regular bbc intake manifold,and they are beefier for more porting room. I have a set of the Dart heads I did for a 615( also did the engine) that made a little over 1300 with one carb and cast intake.
To achieve that much power in that combo that intake was far from just port matched or the dyno is happy, especially if on just race gas (No Q16)! Not saying I don't believe it though, those are good heads. Hope you didn't buy the Dart statement that there new copper impregnated seats are OK with Tit valves and 55 degree seats BTW! |
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| My SR20 632 has a dyno sheet of 1318 hp but has only run 7.14 so far in a 1975 lb dragster with a new fti convertor matched to it. I don't put much faith in the dyno sheets anymore.
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| The 615 manifold is worked and runs on Q-16. Wouldn,t want to run anything else regardless what the internet gurus say. It is wet sumped with a vacuum pump and has a 2.25 Dambest carb on it. It runs 4.70's in 7000 DA at 2000 lbs. in a dragster. It could go quicker ,but customer does not want to rev it up. The Dart heads are bad ass. Also it does have copper seats in the heads. 55mm cam and .904 lifters.
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| quote: Originally posted by Kenneth:
The 615 manifold is worked and runs on Q-16. Wouldn,t want to run anything else regardless what the internet gurus say. It is wet sumped with a vacuum pump and has a 2.25 Dambest carb on it. It runs 4.70's in 7000 DA at 2000 lbs. in a dragster. It could go quicker ,but customer does not want to rev it up. The Dart heads are bad ass. Also it does have copper seats in the heads. 55mm cam and .904 lifters.
Sounds like a nice build. Hard to compare that DA with ones closer to sea level, the math doesn't work with that much adjustments. Not to mention the humidity factor. Nothing wrong with Q for a fuel, but for me, to much agg, stinks and just not worth the added cost. If I need to go faster for any reason, small shot of NOS does the trick. Yup copper seats is the way to go ,,,, I have heard that with a reasonable 50 degree seat that the Tit. valves will live without the copper seats. |
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| quote: Originally posted by diceman1530:
My SR20 632 has a dyno sheet of 1318 hp
but has only run 7.14 so far in a 1975 lb
dragster with a new fti convertor matched to it.
I don't put much faith in the dyno sheets anymore.
Something is missing there and definitely not making anywhere near that HP level, assuming nothing is off, its more like 11 something HP! |
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| The Q is worth very little in ET...but very cosistent |
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