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Part 1 DUCAR 212 Hemi Performance Engine Build Alternative To The Predator Ghost 212 Kart Engine
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This has been Part 1 of the 212 DUCAR Hemi engine Performance build series. If you liked the video, and are enjoying the 212 DUCAR Hemi engine build, you're welcome to join me on the channel if this kind of stuff interests you.
We will disassemble and inspect the internals of the DUCAR 212 Hemi to determine what new performance clone parts will work on the DUCAR 212 Hemi Engine. We'll see what we can use, modify or add to make more power. The DUCAR 212 Hemi engine includes a PVL cast aluminum flywheel. While not billet, these PVL flywheels have been spin tested to 17,000 RPM.
Parts I purchased from EC Carburetors:
DUCAR 212 HEMI Engine with PVL Flywheel: DYNO 212-1000 $219.99
70mm Wildcat 223 Flat Top Piston Kit: Part# 34004-00075-00-K $19.99
This is the Wildcat 223 piston that will work with the Part # 8281 EC Pinnacle 3.353" Billet connecting rod in the DUCAR 212 Hemi block.
I am looking into other piston options that include one with valve reliefs already cut to clear for the 212 DUCAR Hemi head as well so this parts list may change if or when better options become available. You may need to cut or grind some valve pockets on the top of the Wildcat flat top piston for clearance or purchase a piston with the valve pockets already cut as mentioned above. We'll get into clearances and fitting of parts in Part 2.
You'll need to choose your head gasket thickness based on the amount of quench you want for your engine. (The distance between the top of the piston and the bottom of the cylinder head)
Some guys like around .030 to .035 quench, I prefer .020 to .025 on a billet bearing rod / billet crankshaft engine build but on this one I'm probably gonna stick with .035+ due to the Hemi head design and stock crankshaft. Of course like all plans, that may change along the way when or if other or better parts become available.
Tennessee ThunderStix Banzai 265 Race Camshaft Kit, Lifters and 26lb Springs:
Part# TTS-265 $54.99
I like this camshaft. It's not a welded lobe cam so there will be some durability issues if you use heavy valve springs or high ratio rockers. It makes max power around 7500 RPM. With 26lb springs and large enough valves and carb it will spin past 9000 RPM. I don't think the included valve springs will work with the DUCAR 212 Hemi head but I've not gotten to that point yet. The valve springs that come on the DUCAR 212 Hemi look very good (18 LB by the look of them) so I may use those and work with adding an inner spring with special dual spring retainers. It's still early yet and this may change as we get further along in the build.
You can use any clone camshaft (.549-.550 shaft diameter) from mild to wild, it's your choice.
I also purchased a Mongoose 272 camshaft to use in this build and given that I did cut valve reliefs in the piston top I decided to use the Mongoose 272 camshaft as it has more duration and lift then the Banzai 265 camshaft.
Connecting Rod: EC Pinnacle 3.353 Forged Rod with bearing Part# 8281 $79.95
I have verified this Billet rod works with the 70mm Flat top Wildcat piston. The top of the 223 Wildcat piston is .017 below the deck on my block. Be sure to check yours and adjust your gasket thickness to match your chosen quench distance. Deck heights will always be different due to manufacturing so always check your piston to head relationship on every block. Most blocks using this combination will likely place the piston top .015 to .017 down the hole (Below deck). While you could likely use a thin head gasket with this combination, remember this is a Hemi head so some valve reliefs cut into the top of the piston would be a good idea. (I'm looking into more piston and rod options now) The camshaft you choose of course will likely determine how much distance you have between the valve and the piston top too.
EC Rod bearing inserts for Rod: Part# 8394 $17.50 (spare)
Wrist pin specs:
DUCAR 212 Hemi wrist pin diameter .715
Wildcat Piston wrist pin diameter .709
Bore Specs: 70mm
Stroke: 55mm
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We will disassemble and inspect the internals of the DUCAR 212 Hemi to determine what new performance clone parts will work on the DUCAR 212 Hemi Engine. We'll see what we can use, modify or add to make more power. The DUCAR 212 Hemi engine includes a PVL cast aluminum flywheel. While not billet, these PVL flywheels have been spin tested to 17,000 RPM.
Parts I purchased from EC Carburetors:
DUCAR 212 HEMI Engine with PVL Flywheel: DYNO 212-1000 $219.99
70mm Wildcat 223 Flat Top Piston Kit: Part# 34004-00075-00-K $19.99
This is the Wildcat 223 piston that will work with the Part # 8281 EC Pinnacle 3.353" Billet connecting rod in the DUCAR 212 Hemi block.
I am looking into other piston options that include one with valve reliefs already cut to clear for the 212 DUCAR Hemi head as well so this parts list may change if or when better options become available. You may need to cut or grind some valve pockets on the top of the Wildcat flat top piston for clearance or purchase a piston with the valve pockets already cut as mentioned above. We'll get into clearances and fitting of parts in Part 2.
You'll need to choose your head gasket thickness based on the amount of quench you want for your engine. (The distance between the top of the piston and the bottom of the cylinder head)
Some guys like around .030 to .035 quench, I prefer .020 to .025 on a billet bearing rod / billet crankshaft engine build but on this one I'm probably gonna stick with .035+ due to the Hemi head design and stock crankshaft. Of course like all plans, that may change along the way when or if other or better parts become available.
Tennessee ThunderStix Banzai 265 Race Camshaft Kit, Lifters and 26lb Springs:
Part# TTS-265 $54.99
I like this camshaft. It's not a welded lobe cam so there will be some durability issues if you use heavy valve springs or high ratio rockers. It makes max power around 7500 RPM. With 26lb springs and large enough valves and carb it will spin past 9000 RPM. I don't think the included valve springs will work with the DUCAR 212 Hemi head but I've not gotten to that point yet. The valve springs that come on the DUCAR 212 Hemi look very good (18 LB by the look of them) so I may use those and work with adding an inner spring with special dual spring retainers. It's still early yet and this may change as we get further along in the build.
You can use any clone camshaft (.549-.550 shaft diameter) from mild to wild, it's your choice.
I also purchased a Mongoose 272 camshaft to use in this build and given that I did cut valve reliefs in the piston top I decided to use the Mongoose 272 camshaft as it has more duration and lift then the Banzai 265 camshaft.
Connecting Rod: EC Pinnacle 3.353 Forged Rod with bearing Part# 8281 $79.95
I have verified this Billet rod works with the 70mm Flat top Wildcat piston. The top of the 223 Wildcat piston is .017 below the deck on my block. Be sure to check yours and adjust your gasket thickness to match your chosen quench distance. Deck heights will always be different due to manufacturing so always check your piston to head relationship on every block. Most blocks using this combination will likely place the piston top .015 to .017 down the hole (Below deck). While you could likely use a thin head gasket with this combination, remember this is a Hemi head so some valve reliefs cut into the top of the piston would be a good idea. (I'm looking into more piston and rod options now) The camshaft you choose of course will likely determine how much distance you have between the valve and the piston top too.
EC Rod bearing inserts for Rod: Part# 8394 $17.50 (spare)
Wrist pin specs:
DUCAR 212 Hemi wrist pin diameter .715
Wildcat Piston wrist pin diameter .709
Bore Specs: 70mm
Stroke: 55mm
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