I think the 1UZ is about 22deg. 7M is around twice that IIRC.
the iuz setup is different from say a 4cyl camry or rolla f series setup!Originally Posted by amichie
Same as you can throw a multi throttlebody and aftermarket computer at a 1uz and have around 320hp with ease, you dont get the same gains from other f series engines{per there capacity} now do you!
That crap would have been fine with a 4afe or camry engine but not relevent to the 1uz at all and throwing injectors at something that is atmo and not trimming for what is needed is a waste of energy! atmo engines dont like rich to make power!
I think the 1UZ is about 22deg. 7M is around twice that IIRC.
your saying the 7m is 44deg!look at what angles are used with pushrod,semi pushrod and overhead cam with buckets, it will help you understand how the chamber has to work with what the setup is and what is the best.
rightyho - Jasper, give us a resaon why wide angle = performance
almost every race engine these days has migrated to a narrower valve angle. pulling an analogy to the 7m valve angle isnt helping you.
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Originally Posted by ed_jza80
Wow!!
This is a nice hot debate.
The larger the valve angle the larger the valves can be fitted. Simple trigonometry learnt by engine designers close to a century ago.
Last edited by amichie; 17-12-2006 at 01:42 PM.
current rac engines are around 11-12deg, to give you a hint jasper!
more crap, you need the chamber area to fit the bigger valves!Originally Posted by amichie
Originally Posted by kingmick
Think about it dude!!!
Increase the angle and you get more area for the same bore diamater.
what do you do about the lift you cant use! i dont think you have looked into this much! No point in having bigger valves if they dont fill the chamber as well as they can with better angle,right size and lift.
Last edited by kingmick; 17-12-2006 at 01:49 PM.
Originally Posted by kingmick
This is where the trade off begins.
Now you need to think about valve overlap.
Lift is only restricted with high valve overlap.
and more angle
and piston clearance
suggest some peeps go read about the new head designs from any leading race engine design group...
and how does this factor into why the 7m has marginally bigger injectors than the stock 1uz? come on! theres 400 different better reasons than fricken valve angle! lol... and you still dont have port flow figures to back up a cent of your basic argument anyway.
*waiting for this thread to get on some kind of track before it gets locked...*
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as a non overhead cam example, heads that i use and have for years in racing with chevs have gone from 23deg heads to 18 deg heads to the current 11-12 deg heads and a huge amounf more lift and ramping from roller cams.
It all comes down to chamber filling!
Gosh, this has stirred up a can of worms!
This thread started out comparing the 1UZ and 7M, not the latest racing engines. All other things being equal, wider valve angles give better flow through the ports. They aren't so flash for squish and tumble, but that is not really relevant to the question which started this thread.
Also note that 'performance' and 'economy' were in quotation marks. I could have gone into alot more detail, but it didn't seem warranted at that point.
the 7mgte have a different resistance, and a different clip type. plus 7mge injectors can be had cheap and will supply enough fuel for my applicationOriginally Posted by Jasper
read about it here
http://www.lextreme.com/R&D%20Injector.htm
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