V3 Ti trim w/ 3.8” pulley and 10% OD
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V3 Ti trim w/ 3.8” pulley and 10% OD
Hi everyone,
i have my A&A kit I’ll be installing on my 03z with V3 to trim head unit, 3.8” pulley and 10%OD dampener. I’ll be doing e85. What boost levels should I expect?
other mods: 1 3/4 headers and no cats, small cam (228/232) with .598/.586 lift 114, ferrea dual beehive valve springs
thanks
i have my A&A kit I’ll be installing on my 03z with V3 to trim head unit, 3.8” pulley and 10%OD dampener. I’ll be doing e85. What boost levels should I expect?
other mods: 1 3/4 headers and no cats, small cam (228/232) with .598/.586 lift 114, ferrea dual beehive valve springs
thanks
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JUSTAKAR (08-27-2019)
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There was minimal belt slip on the dyno around 6200 rpms... I was able to tighten the tensioner about 1/2” further and the slip was resolved. I have the secondary drive IW balancer, but no secondary drive yet
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Cool, Thanks. I'm looking into a similar setup. Whats your setup for fuel on e85? That's the last piece of the puzzle for me. I want to run flex fuel with a p59 pcm. Not sure where I will mount the FF sensor due to my car being returnless.
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Good luck with the build!!!
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Im also on my stock bottom end with 700+rwhp so was curious. I went racing 1/2 mile and 1/4 mile in 90 degree weather all day a few weeks ago and was able to drive home all in one piece so I’m right there with ya .... prepared to build a forged bottom if/when needed but I hope I don’t need to for years.
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if you're going to do flex fuel it would be a good idea to build a boost referenced return style system and put the sensor in the return line so it doesn't become a restriction in the feed line
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Im also on my stock bottom end with 700+rwhp so was curious. I went racing 1/2 mile and 1/4 mile in 90 degree weather all day a few weeks ago and was able to drive home all in one piece so I’m right there with ya .... prepared to build a forged bottom if/when needed but I hope I don’t need to for years.
take care man and great luck with the car! It’s alotta fun