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Very interesting!
Never heard of MVMA - out of curiosity what is it?
I noted some of the volume or dimension descriptions included
the word "minimum" - such as, notably, the comb chamber volume was
listed as minimum of 73.something, where the normally accepted
figure is 76. Sort of like the NHRA blueprint specs for the 190 hp 350 Chevy,
they list various values as a minimum which sometimes vary from published
nominal figures.
NHRA Stock Car Engine Blueprint Guide
One other thing I read earlier this evening was that, supposedly, the L48 350 Chev
was the same mechanically as the L81. The addition of the electronic engine control
was reportedly what prompted the new classification. But I still couldn't find much
detail on the L48, except for the common things like hp, torque, compr ratio, etc.
Just FYI - I use Firefox with an add on called Web Of Trust which
notifies an internet user of potentially dangerous websites that have
a reputation for malware etc - it identified that link as in the most
dangerous category. Altho, I downloaded and scanned the page
with a very good AV and 2 very good anti-malware apps and found
it clean. And it got thru a couple filters in my browser, my efirewall,
and my router firewall. So I guess that file, at least, is OK.
You might want to take strong security precaution if connecting to
or especially downloading from that site.
Never heard of MVMA - out of curiosity what is it?
I noted some of the volume or dimension descriptions included
the word "minimum" - such as, notably, the comb chamber volume was
listed as minimum of 73.something, where the normally accepted
figure is 76. Sort of like the NHRA blueprint specs for the 190 hp 350 Chevy,
they list various values as a minimum which sometimes vary from published
nominal figures.
NHRA Stock Car Engine Blueprint Guide
One other thing I read earlier this evening was that, supposedly, the L48 350 Chev
was the same mechanically as the L81. The addition of the electronic engine control
was reportedly what prompted the new classification. But I still couldn't find much
detail on the L48, except for the common things like hp, torque, compr ratio, etc.
Just FYI - I use Firefox with an add on called Web Of Trust which
notifies an internet user of potentially dangerous websites that have
a reputation for malware etc - it identified that link as in the most
dangerous category. Altho, I downloaded and scanned the page
with a very good AV and 2 very good anti-malware apps and found
it clean. And it got thru a couple filters in my browser, my efirewall,
and my router firewall. So I guess that file, at least, is OK.
You might want to take strong security precaution if connecting to
or especially downloading from that site.
;squint:
