420cc clone flatlined at 5750 rpm ?

#1
What makes a clone flatline at 5750 every time.

I have cam and supporting valve springs. With a 32mm carb and header.

Is it the stock timing by chance ? It doesn't have the limiting coil.
 

trinik7597

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#2
It takes work and $$$ to get a big block to spin into the higher rpm range ... they are built for torque and don't rev high like a small block ... crank balanced... get rid of the slave balancer... lighter flywheel... head work .. forged piston... billet rod etc..
 
#3
I got it figured out it was timing. It runs higher rpm now. And with a stock flywheel still. But I have a new billet one coming. And with a torque converter even. Timing key got me +500rpm and +10mph and I let off.

And thanks for the reply I really appreciate it. Didn't know if this was under the don't know can't tell speed secrets section or not. Lol.

The balance shaft is already gone. And I have a billet long rod already. And next is fully worked cylinder head.
 
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