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Next mod options... little advice.
#16
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Originally Posted by evil 944t
Sorry, I might change my mind. Do you have a cat? If so, I would get a test pipe. Then what I suggested.
#17
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Originally Posted by TurboX
I voted water injection only cause it would be a fun and interesting project not to mention if you get a ~cough~smt6~cough~ you can map out injection paterns.
My other sudgestion would be.... Lindsey racing 4 inch exhaust
-Ian
My other sudgestion would be.... Lindsey racing 4 inch exhaust
-Ian
I trust SFR's fabrication work, I would not go to another vendor for exhaust work in particular. Expecially when I am on the right side on the globe.
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Originally Posted by NZ951
Engine is a year old since P&P, WFHG etc.
The cam is $650, and for 50HP its a bargin really.
The cam is $650, and for 50HP its a bargin really.
How about the lower end? Rod bearings? Don't do a cam and high rpms with tired block.
#22
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Originally Posted by evil 944t
The price/website is 3 years old. He nows sells them for $700 and you won't get 50hp trust me! I know them well.
How about the lower end? Rod bearings? Don't do a cam and high rpms with tired block.
How about the lower end? Rod bearings? Don't do a cam and high rpms with tired block.
#23
While you are at it, might as well mill the head to
increase compression to 9:1. That would help offset
some of the low end torque that you're going to loose
by changing the cam.
increase compression to 9:1. That would help offset
some of the low end torque that you're going to loose
by changing the cam.
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J chen,
How much would you have to mill to get to 9:1? I milled fifty thousands and from what I'm told, I'm about 8.4:1 compression ratio. I don't think you can go much more can you?
I voted cam, since its biggest power gain and its something I'd like to see results on. Exhaust would be my second choice.
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How much would you have to mill to get to 9:1? I milled fifty thousands and from what I'm told, I'm about 8.4:1 compression ratio. I don't think you can go much more can you?
I voted cam, since its biggest power gain and its something I'd like to see results on. Exhaust would be my second choice.
~Eyal
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tconn,
can you show me photos of where you mounted your AMW catch can on a late style car. I have mine sitting around and I'd like to install it but can't find room.
~Eyal
can you show me photos of where you mounted your AMW catch can on a late style car. I have mine sitting around and I'd like to install it but can't find room.
~Eyal
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Originally Posted by NZ951
I am not going off the website, I am going off an email from him, $650 using a German billet. and he actually said 25-40BHP on a stock turbo, on my application 60-70BHP if backpressure can be kept at reasonable levels. I still have the email.
#29
Originally Posted by NZ951
Sorry but I trust JME over your opinions
That power gain seems INCREDIBLY optimistic.
........... but I would go with a testpipe.
#30
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Originally Posted by AlexE
............ but then again Evil is not trying to get $650 from you.
That power gain seems INCREDIBLY optimistic.
........... but I would go with a testpipe.
That power gain seems INCREDIBLY optimistic.
........... but I would go with a testpipe.