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CFM formula |
By Bob - 04/11/2005 5:33:56 PM; IP 138.163.0.44 |
Take the radius of the bore squred times pie times the length of the stroke times the number of cylinders. This computes the CID. You need to figure this out because it will change every time the motor bore and stroke changes.
R Sqrd X Pie X length X # cyl= CID.
Take the CID and divide it by 1728.There are 1728 CI's for every cubic foot. Since CFM deals with cubic feet you convert this.
427/1728=.247=CFD
What you need to know now is the the MAX RPM, redline RPM.
Take the CFD and multiply by half of the MAX RPM this will give you the proper CFM carb for the motor. Lets say the redline is 5500 RPM.
.247 X (5500/2)= CFM
.247 X 2750=679 CFM |
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