Hemi 265t Dyno tune BELABJ

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Uploaded by on May 21, 2007

1st dyno run on rebuilt engine. Sounds o.k but was found that it needs a bigger carbi and could only rev it to 5500RPM. It made 780nm torque @ 3600RPM.

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  • I'm interested in knowing why the straight 6 is called a Hemi when the v8 is also called a Hemi what makes a Hemi.

  • Hemi (from "hemisphere") is a design of internal-combustion engines in which the cylinder head's combustion chamber is of hemispherical form. The term, "Hemi engine" is a trademark of Chrysler Corporation,

  • Yes it is Turbo.

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  • @wild265 But doesn´t hemi mean in other words 2 of something?

  • hey what were the figures like , ive got a injected turbo 265 and im haveing some probs

  • Its just meant to be whats was in the car from factory, however its missing so i really dont know which way to go

  • 245 tuck gray motor balancer is huge! found in aussie dodge trucks.why ? for torque..is my guess..

  • hey wow thanks, its sounds very techical, my 265 is far from ready, however i am interested in the whole 6 pack balancer, i get told its only because of the use of twin plate clutch, i thought more to it, i have twin plate but no 6 pack balancer. In the past i had big issues with clutch plate coming loose. Now i know what may have been issue. geebus its all to much for me!!!

  • If you can get more dyno time and the dyno guys have a tool to measure spark scatter then that would be the first thing that I would check for, engines running boost are more sensitive to ignition timing issues than naturally aspirated engines, I assume the mixtures were OK? Also is there a good quality double row timing chain installed?

    In closing the 6 pack harmonic balancer (damper) is there to reduce crankshaft vibrations at high revs, these vibrations may be the cause of any problems.

  • Not quite, At certain revs crankshafts vibrate and this vibration can break cranks, cause spark scatter, premature valve float, broken oil pump gears and loose flywheels. The 6 pack damper has more mass and damping to reduce the magnitude of this vibration. Not a problem for drag racers but for an engine which might sit at 5500 for a few seconds it would be a good move, chrysler used them on engines expected to rev past 5000 there are a few aftermerket copies available.

  • @ Valexperimenter...That sounds technical. Could you explain more, Are u sayin that they use the 6 pack balancer to give engine more torque and suit the 6 pack engines? Or am i one wrong track

  • The crankshaft damper looks like a small unit, these motors have a big harmonic at 5500, that may be what is limiting the the top end. The six pack damper is much larger and would be better if running through this harmonic. 780nM is pretty good,

  • wow nice smooth exceleration!

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