Advanced induction system design and tuning presented in a two day course by Darin Morgan, noted cylinder head specialist.

Find out what really makes an engine produce power! Two days of advanced induction system design and development techniques. In depth  discussion of induction systems physics and variables governing system tuning. Advanced induction system design and tuning presented in a two day course by Darin Morgan, noted cylinder head specialist.

Find out what really makes an engine produce power! Two days of advanced induction system design and development techniques. In depth  discussion of induction systems physics and variables governing system tuning. 

Topics

* Casting procedures (From basic design to finish casting)

* What is the correct valve job for your application?

* Valve seat angles (Why are steeper angles better in some cases?)

* Engine modeling software (Its uses and limitations)

* Spark plug location and its effects on power

* Wet flow ( Black magic dispelled)

* Pressure Recovery Dynamics (Analysis of its effects on power)

* Piston speed (Are there limits and if so, what are they?)

* Proper port sizing (Overview of air speed in the induction system)

* Air flow (Volume flow rate verses Mass flow rate))

* Valve area to bore diameter relationships

* Discharge coefficients (The true measure of efficiency!)

* Manifold design (What not to do!)

* C.F.D. (Computational fluid dynamics and its uses in design)

* Modern Pro Stock cylinder head design.

* Cost effective power (Current trends in engine displacement)

* Flow benches (Designs, uses and limitations)

* High amplitude pulsations (Tuning equations made simple)

* Engine power bands (Go faster with the power you already have!)


 The amount of information presented in this course is immense. Please make sure to bring your audio recorders, and calculators! Video cameras are not permitted.


For more information e-mail us at power-tech@profilerperformance.com , call 937-846-1333, or visit www.profilerperformance.com/powertechclass.html or www.darinmorgan.com