Mira fräsning M20
Posted: 02 Mar 2006, 10:33
Vilken vinkel på ventil/säte ska det vara?
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
cubic feet per minutebemmerfanatic wrote: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
Vel dette må man ta med en klype salt; bedre flow i en evt. testbenk betyr ikke nødvendigvis mer power..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