New Project - Revising a CNC SBC Port

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  • BOSSMAN
    Superhero BangShifter
    • Aug 2011
    • 756

    #1

    New Project - Revising a CNC SBC Port

    Been working on a pair of these SBC Edelbrock Victor 23 Degree Raised Runner heads off and on for awhile. These started life as a Chapman CNC port that I revised on the intake side cause I felt it was lacking for my goals, ended up gaining 35 cfm! Put some epoxy in a few different areas after trying to figure the port out but plan to use these on a motor of mine. Previously the head was a 2.62 MCSA, 2.100 valve, and flowed 325cfm peak. Really don't see people using this head much at all so I figured that I would give them a try. Not really much info out there either so I'd thought that I would just share what I did.

    2.80 MCSA
    300 ft/sec at Pinch
    2.135 Valve
    90.5% Throat (minus stem)
    .100 - 80.0
    .200 - 166.4
    .300 - 231.3
    .400 - 281.3
    .500 - 320.3
    .600 - 338.1
    .700 - 345.6
    .800 - 351.1
    .900 - 355.4
    1.00 - 360.1





    Nick Smithberg
    www.smithbergracing.com
  • Bob Holmes
    Legendary BangShifter
    • Apr 2011
    • 3549

    #2
    Nick, are you using splashzone?
    I'm still learning

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    • SpiderGearsMan
      No Life Outside BangShift.com
      • Oct 2007
      • 22359

      #3
      pretty

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      • BOSSMAN
        Superhero BangShifter
        • Aug 2011
        • 756

        #4
        Yes, using Splashzone.
        Nick Smithberg
        www.smithbergracing.com

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        • TC
          Banned
          • Nov 2007
          • 11805

          #5
          Nice work Nick!!!!!

          What is the stuff are you using to reshape the ports and is there a chance of it coming loose and falling off??.......

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          • BOSSMAN
            Superhero BangShifter
            • Aug 2011
            • 756

            #6
            Originally posted by TC View Post
            Nice work Nick!!!!!

            What is the stuff are you using to reshape the ports and is there a chance of it coming loose and falling off??.......
            TC, it is epoxy called Splashzone. Not really worried about it coming loose since I've had good luck with the way that I prep and let it cure. Use it a bunch in heads and intake manifolds.
            Nick Smithberg
            www.smithbergracing.com

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            • Scott Liggett
              No Life Outside BangShift.com
              • Oct 2007
              • 21561

              #7
              Those sure do look pretty. I have Victors on my 383. They don't really go with dished pistons that are .024 in the hole. So, I'm turboing the engine.

              BTW, great lighting techniques for those pictures. They came out great.
              BS'er formally known as Rebeldryver

              Resident Instigator

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              • TheSilverBuick
                ALMOST Spidey !
                • Nov 2007
                • 22145

                #8
                Works of art.
                Escaped on a technicality.

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