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Old 12-05-2003, 07:25 PM
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I didn't sacrifice volume for the primary port runner. I measured port size and CFM before hand. From that point on blended the semi-peri into a runner size large enough to feed both.
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Old 12-05-2003, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by bill shurvinton' date='Dec 5 2003, 04:14 PM
Hrrrm. Must admit to not seeing how this will work in practice. The combi port/ mini PP is set to open incredibly early then close just after BDC on the intake cycle, some 70 degrees before the side ports close.



Looking then at the runners to see how to fit this extra port into the resonant tuning modes, where the primary and secondary meet, there is enough of an area change to cause the reflection to occur there, making the effective primary runner length very short.



I need to go into the garage and stare at some engine bits to try and work it out



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This semi-peri doesn't open very early.First the bridgeport opens and half way into the intake cycle, then semi-peripheral opens. Once I dyno, sometime in January Ill post dyno results reflecting torque curve,power band and horsepower.
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OK been to the garage and you're right it will open some 90BTDC so about the same as a small bridge (unless my sums are way out, as I don't have a dial guage on the junk engine I was using to visualise this).



Will be very interested to see what it puts out.
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Old 12-09-2003, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by treceb' date='Dec 5 2003, 01:41 AM
if youre porting/polishing that much on the secondaries, wouldnt the secondary ports on a 6 port engine made into one make for a larger port?
so this makes for a useless port job?
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Old 12-09-2003, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by treceb' date='Dec 5 2003, 06:41 AM
if youre porting/polishing that much on the secondaries, wouldnt the secondary ports on a 6 port engine made into one make for a larger port?
You could flow more air/fuel in a 3rd gen side housing then blending a 5 and 6 port together on a 6 port engine. The 3rd gen. plates are larger even from a factory port design.
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My understanding is that Judge is going to be shoving that much air (i.e.boost) into the thing that the more avenues air has to get into the combustion chamber the better, regardless of plenum volumes, resonant tuning etc. Those factors come more into play with NA motors...



Judge, looks good and am looking forward to seeing some dyno results. C'mon!
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Originally Posted by andynogo' date='Dec 10 2003, 03:21 AM
My understanding is that Judge is going to be shoving that much air (i.e.boost) into the thing that the more avenues air has to get into the combustion chamber the better, regardless of plenum volumes, resonant tuning etc. Those factors come more into play with NA motors...



Judge, looks good and am looking forward to seeing some dyno results. C'mon!
uhh, afaik he's building a NA+nitrous monster, no boost.
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all the technical uncertainties aside ... i'm quite impressed with this engine.
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I second that.

Looks good Ito and no one can say your just following the pack.

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We had a guy in alabama named tomas he had a blue rx-3 was suppose to be one off the fastest rotarys of that time. It would just eat up bb v8s all day long. Anyways thats a crazy motor and i love the way old school car looks . just wish i could come see it run
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