dragline708
Supercharged
I was wondering , what the specs were.
Kind of rolling around in my head info , compared
to say a 350 chevy with a 350 trans , now this family car average
220 -250 hp car ..... not a 300 to 350 hp version muscle car type.
First , I like what I'm seeing from a mechanics point of view :wink:
350 car vs----------- Rocket
Cam profile vs------- Cam profile
int dur 195 vs ------ int dur 220
exh dur 200 vs ----- exh dur 232
Ok for the not so mechanically inclined what this means.
take your average 350 chevy engine 350 automatic trans 3 speed
A Cam Profile general rule of thumb when duration exceeds
222-225 on int valve you better start thinking about getting a STALL
CONVERTER for trans ( high stall more slip ) so when you put it gear
it will not bog down engine idle & almost stop it from running
you'd either have to compensate by ( holding in clutch ) or for automatic trans kick gear shift level in neutral
SO the rocket cam profile is @ the bottom of the hi performance
food chain cam profiles, which IMO is good
any more and these things would have to be done
1. compression raise
2. 3 angle valve job & valve bowl work
3. a stall converter BUT its already a stick shift :wink:
OK NEXT Trans gear RATIO'S & final drive RATIO
350 chevy350 auto trans -------- Rocket
1st gear 2.53 --------------------- 1st gear 2.92
2nd 1.53---------------------------- 2nd 1.94
3rd 1.1 ----------------------------- 3rd 1.43
----------------------------------------4th 1.16
----------------------------------------5th .964
Modern 700r4 trans with over drive
1st 3.06
2nd 1.63
3rd 1.1
4th .75 over drive
FINAL DRIVE = REAR end gears in car
350 chevy ---------------------- Rocket
old gear ratio's ------------------ 2.84
with out overdrive trans
2.73
with over drive trans
3.08
What does all this mean above basically
the rocket gear ratios pull hard then your average car
and convert the hp better
The cam is @ max before you start getting into really
high performace issues
Need less to say you already found out its a winner
combo :wink:
my2cents
wayne
Kind of rolling around in my head info , compared
to say a 350 chevy with a 350 trans , now this family car average
220 -250 hp car ..... not a 300 to 350 hp version muscle car type.
First , I like what I'm seeing from a mechanics point of view :wink:
350 car vs----------- Rocket
Cam profile vs------- Cam profile
int dur 195 vs ------ int dur 220
exh dur 200 vs ----- exh dur 232
Ok for the not so mechanically inclined what this means.
take your average 350 chevy engine 350 automatic trans 3 speed
A Cam Profile general rule of thumb when duration exceeds
222-225 on int valve you better start thinking about getting a STALL
CONVERTER for trans ( high stall more slip ) so when you put it gear
it will not bog down engine idle & almost stop it from running
you'd either have to compensate by ( holding in clutch ) or for automatic trans kick gear shift level in neutral
SO the rocket cam profile is @ the bottom of the hi performance
food chain cam profiles, which IMO is good
any more and these things would have to be done
1. compression raise
2. 3 angle valve job & valve bowl work
3. a stall converter BUT its already a stick shift :wink:
OK NEXT Trans gear RATIO'S & final drive RATIO
350 chevy350 auto trans -------- Rocket
1st gear 2.53 --------------------- 1st gear 2.92
2nd 1.53---------------------------- 2nd 1.94
3rd 1.1 ----------------------------- 3rd 1.43
----------------------------------------4th 1.16
----------------------------------------5th .964
Modern 700r4 trans with over drive
1st 3.06
2nd 1.63
3rd 1.1
4th .75 over drive
FINAL DRIVE = REAR end gears in car
350 chevy ---------------------- Rocket
old gear ratio's ------------------ 2.84
with out overdrive trans
2.73
with over drive trans
3.08
What does all this mean above basically
the rocket gear ratios pull hard then your average car
and convert the hp better
The cam is @ max before you start getting into really
high performace issues
Need less to say you already found out its a winner
combo :wink:
my2cents
wayne