Mira fräsning M20
Posted: 02 Mar 2006, 10:33
Vilken vinkel på ventil/säte ska det vara?
stian329 wrote:Søkte på "mira cut" på google:
If more horse power is your goal, then mira-cut and pocket porting might be one of your options. Mira-cut is a 3-step radius carbide cut system that machines a 90 degree cut down the side of the combustion chamber, radiused into a 15 degree angle, radiused into a 30 degree angle, radiused into a 45 degree (valve seat) angle, radiused into a 76 degree angle down into the valve pocket area. Then a pocket port is done with a carbide burr to hand shape the short side radius and bowl area to an exact shape. Then a sandpaper type cone is used to blend everything in. For every 1.4 CFM gain in cylinder head flow, there is a 1 horse power gain. Therefore, the more work that is done for better flow, the more horse power there is to be had
bemmerfanatic wrote:stian329 wrote:Søkte på "mira cut" på google:
If more horse power is your goal, then mira-cut and pocket porting might be one of your options. Mira-cut is a 3-step radius carbide cut system that machines a 90 degree cut down the side of the combustion chamber, radiused into a 15 degree angle, radiused into a 30 degree angle, radiused into a 45 degree (valve seat) angle, radiused into a 76 degree angle down into the valve pocket area. Then a pocket port is done with a carbide burr to hand shape the short side radius and bowl area to an exact shape. Then a sandpaper type cone is used to blend everything in. For every 1.4 CFM gain in cylinder head flow, there is a 1 horse power gain. Therefore, the more work that is done for better flow, the more horse power there is to be had
hva betyr CFM??
stian329 wrote:Søkte på "mira cut" på google:
If more horse power is your goal, then mira-cut and pocket porting might be one of your options. Mira-cut is a 3-step radius carbide cut system that machines a 90 degree cut down the side of the combustion chamber, radiused into a 15 degree angle, radiused into a 30 degree angle, radiused into a 45 degree (valve seat) angle, radiused into a 76 degree angle down into the valve pocket area. Then a pocket port is done with a carbide burr to hand shape the short side radius and bowl area to an exact shape. Then a sandpaper type cone is used to blend everything in. For every 1.4 CFM gain in cylinder head flow, there is a 1 horse power gain. Therefore, the more work that is done for better flow, the more horse power there is to be had