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Actually, a 4V engine gets slightly better milage than a 2V, around town because of the metering plates between the heads and the intake. They have 2 "butterflies" for each cylinder.Under 3200 rpms the work off the primary port and when you stomp on it(over 3200) the secondary port opens for added air and fuel. Sort of like a 4 bl. carb. Cobras have this set-up as well.Tuning for a blown 4V must be tricky, I would think, though properly done would bring great results, considering correct camshaft profiles and a stronger bottom end.
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Originally posted by Mondo1
Actually, a 4V engine gets slightly better milage than a 2V, around town because of the metering plates between the heads and the intake. They have 2 "butterflies" for each cylinder.Under 3200 rpms the work off the primary port and when you stomp on it(over 3200) the secondary port opens for added air and fuel. Sort of like a 4 bl. carb. Cobras have this set-up as well.Tuning for a blown 4V must be tricky, I would think, though properly done would bring great results, considering correct camshaft profiles and a stronger bottom end.
Actually, a 4V engine gets slightly better milage than a 2V, around town because of the metering plates between the heads and the intake. They have 2 "butterflies" for each cylinder.Under 3200 rpms the work off the primary port and when you stomp on it(over 3200) the secondary port opens for added air and fuel. Sort of like a 4 bl. carb. Cobras have this set-up as well.Tuning for a blown 4V must be tricky, I would think, though properly done would bring great results, considering correct camshaft profiles and a stronger bottom end.
Jeff
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