About to do a head swap and pick up some compression, looking for input

[Hunter300c]

No, that was just to make sure the head surface was true and flat.

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Ok thanks. I re read it and realized that was most likely what you were referring too. I will post my dyno graph aswell when the build is completed.

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[X E Ryder]

Just wanted to comment for anyone running a 170o thermostat and fan temps adjusted; might find a way to measure oil temp if you can, it might drop lower than desirable when you are cruising on the highway / not generating any heat from load.

[Beach Goat]

Just wanted to comment for anyone running a 170o thermostat and fan temps adjusted; might find a way to measure oil temp if you can, it might drop lower than desirable when you are cruising on the highway / not generating any heat from load.

Not at all. You can see the oil temp directly from the gauges, just using the arrows. The oil temperature is always at coolant temp, if not slightly higher.

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[ric3xrt]

We had a member of another forum do 6.1 heads and intake on his truck. Running the stock cam he only showed about 270 wheel hp. Not sure if it was any dyno day errors or what, but man I think the stock cam killed him. He has since put a comp 273 in, I’ll have to look back and see if he did an updated dyno pull

Chris I think he was down on power due to the Spacers he used to lift the intake to clear the A/C and Alt on the truck cover,

[chrisp2493]

Chris I think he was down on power due to the Spacers he used to lift the intake to clear the A/C and Alt on the truck cover,

That 1/2” really made that big of a difference? Or just poorly made? I’m waiting on spacers I bought right now, hopefully they don’t kill that much power

[ric3xrt]

That 1/2” really made that big of a difference? Or just poorly made? I’m waiting on spacers I bought right now, hopefully they don’t kill that much power

With out being there I'm going to say it's a combanation of 1/2 longer Runner taking peak Tq down about 500RPMs , and some turbulence between the Intake and spacers , not sure how well it was all matched up. , should be up around 285-300 depending on condition of the 5.7 Short block

[Hemissary]

If I understand, the guy installed 6.1 cylinder heads on a truck block with a 6.1 intake manifold? And installed spacers to raise it enough to clear the front / upper water jacket and / or accessories? If it was an additional 0.5" spacer, that would have only slightly pushed resonance down in the rpm range (longer runners). Pretty sure the stock camshaft was the achilles heal as it is all done at ~5700rpm or less.

[chrisp2493]

If I understand, the guy installed 6.1 cylinder heads on a truck block with a 6.1 intake manifold? And installed spacers to raise it enough to clear the front / upper water jacket and / or accessories? If it was an additional 0.5" spacer, that would have only slightly pushed resonance down in the rpm range (longer runners). Pretty sure the stock camshaft was the achilles heal as it is all done at ~5700rpm or less.

Yes that’s correct. Could have been a really low reading dyno since most stock dynos run 280 hp and he came out at 250 hp with basically heads and intake. I haven’t gotten an answer back if he redoynoed with his new comp 273 cam. I would agree with the stock cam being the problem, with a .470ish lift it’s not even close to the power potential of bigger heads

[ric3xrt]

Stock Pre Eagle cam specs are 0.050" duration
192/196
Lift: 0.472/0.460
Eagle cam specs / lift intake .472 exhaust.461 @ 50 duration 196/205 MDS affects lobe lift on 4 and duration on 4 lobes but for the most part they are Very similar...…..one makes 345 Fly wheel the other makes 380/390 Flywheel..... Eagle heads flow 10 CFM better between .400 &.500 lift and 10 CFM less on the exhaust side in the same range as the 6.1 heads That 10 CFM is not going to and does not make that much of a difference. the Eagle car intake is designed after the 6.1. it flow the same , it peaks the same.
after 60 some odd dyno pulls with different combo's of stock 5.7 short blocks, 6.1 Heads, Eagle intake, Eagle Heads 6.1 intake, 6.1 top ends, Eagle top ends.with the stock Cam, average dyno Cell pull is 375-390, average Chassis pull 545 RFE trans were between 285-305HP ( I HATE THAT PHUCKING TRANS) , 65RFE 290-315hp, 518 Non lock up =325hp on the Chassis . 727 with 2.77 low gear, same truck as the 518 same 05 Short block stock 6.1 heads and Eagle intake STOCK truck cam 336 on the Chassis. this same 05 short block, 6.1 heads, 6.1 intake and a Jerico 2 speed, alum driveshaft, No A/C no Power steering pump, mezier water pump pulled 365 on the chassis dyno....you may look at the 5.7 stock cam as itty bitty but FCA gets 390 Hp gross and averages 310 RWHP out of it in the trucks. with Heads that flow as good as 6.1s and an Intake that was designed after the 6.1 …...so yes .5 inch in spacer is enough to drop a 5.7 down 20 Hp

[Hemissary]

Stock Pre Eagle cam specs are 0.050" duration
192/196
Lift: 0.472/0.460
Eagle cam specs / lift intake .472 exhaust.461 @ 50 duration 196/205 MDS affects lobe lift on 4 and duration on 4 lobes but for the most part they are Very similar...…..one makes 345 Fly wheel the other makes 380/390 Flywheel..... Eagle heads flow 10 CFM better between .400 &.500 lift and 10 CFM less on the exhaust side in the same range as the 6.1 heads That 10 CFM is not going to and does not make that much of a difference. the Eagle car intake is designed after the 6.1. it flow the same , it peaks the same.
after 60 some odd dyno pulls with different combo's of stock 5.7 short blocks, 6.1 Heads, Eagle intake, Eagle Heads 6.1 intake, 6.1 top ends, Eagle top ends.with the stock Cam, average dyno Cell pull is 375-390, average Chassis pull 545 RFE trans were between 285-305HP ( I HATE THAT PHUCKING TRANS) , 65RFE 290-315hp, 518 Non lock up =325hp on the Chassis . 727 with 2.77 low gear, same truck as the 518 same 05 Short block stock 6.1 heads and Eagle intake STOCK truck cam 336 on the Chassis. this same 05 short block, 6.1 heads, 6.1 intake and a Jerico 2 speed, alum driveshaft, No A/C no Power steering pump, mezier water pump pulled 365 on the chassis dyno....you may look at the 5.7 stock cam as itty bitty but FCA gets 390 Hp gross and averages 310 RWHP out of it in the trucks. with Heads that flow as good as 6.1s and an Intake that was designed after the 6.1 …...so yes .5 inch in spacer is enough to drop a 5.7 down 20 Hp

Doesn't work that way; such a small length increase simply shifts the operating range down and would be difficult to measure.

[4DoorMuscle]

Not at all. You can see the oil temp directly from the gauges, just using the arrows.

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Keep in mind that the early software version of the EVIC does NOT display oil temp.

[ric3xrt]

Doesn't work that way; such a small length increase simply shifts the operating range down and would be difficult to measure.

If the Dur @ 50 was over 210/215 I’d agree, …… We did 18 pulls that morning between 8am and 11:40ish and 12 that afternoon with this 05 5.7 short block*(See Note) in a 05 Ram, 518 Non -lock up trans 2500 stall convertor. 4.56 rear gear Alum driveshaft, No A/C compressor Alt was the only accessory. truck had a Flaming river custom manual steering rack; the Eagle heads were stock .051 head gasket with a 4.10 dia bore, static compression was 10.38 to 1, temp was 75 Degree 29.9 HG and relative humidity was 68% 1st 6 were with Eagle intake and 5/8th in spacers, next 6 where No spacers and the last 6 was with a 6.1 intake no spacers. 2 pulls at a time 10 min rest, highest and lowest pull was removed and the middle 4 averaged, 1st set yielded 290Hp at 5100 rpm, Tq was 314 at 4300, next set No spacers, yielded 314Hp at 5300 and Tq was 328 at 4500, last set [email protected] 5300 and 336Tq at 4400. The afternoon, temp was 80, we did a cam swap and used the Eagle intake. cam was custom grind, based on the old 340/360 4BBL camshaft. 464 lift and 220 @ 50 for the intake and 464 [email protected] for the exhaust, cam was ground on a 106 and installed at 106. Results 1st 6 pulls, highest and lowest tossed middle 4 averaged. [email protected] and 333 @ 4600. Next 6 were with spacers added, [email protected] and 331 @ 4600...all #s rounded to the nearest 100RPM……………………………………� �…………………………………………� ��………………………………………… ………………..(*) the Eagle Intake hits the back of the “widows peak” on the early blocks, this 05 block had the top of the peak removed, and the cavity that was exposed was filled in with epoxy, the temp sender was relocated to the front of the cover, this 5.7 also had a modified front cover and a used a Proform Big Block Chevy electric water pump part # 66225B. also it should be mentioned that the back of the block at the top of the cylinder bank was drilled and a 12AN line was used as a crossover between the 2 banks

[Beach Goat]

Idle video
2006 Dodge Charger Daytona RT heads/cam Inertia Motorsports - YouTube

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[Beach Goat]

2006 Dodge Charger Daytona RT, heads/cam/gears 0-100mph - YouTube
Acceleration video, with 3.91s

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[Hunter300c]

Nicee, cant wait to do mine. Was hoping for more chop or lumpy idle from the cam. Maybe it's more prominent in person? Good stuff man.

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