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Old 03-09-2019, 05:08 PM
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Pretty cool man! Finally someone that did what i wanna do. What power did you make? How did it drive? Single rear or twin? Why the change?
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Considering im running a ms4 cam that i know isnt good for boost.
Have you looked into the Jam Cam? BTR sells them now if you want spec's I have that still...

Never mind I see you wanna use turbo's

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Old 03-09-2019, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Georgies
Pretty cool man! Finally someone that did what i wanna do. What power did you make? How did it drive? Single rear or twin? Why the change?
It didn’t make the power I wanted. It made 565 to the tire at 15 lbs with a cheap single T4 master power 70mm turbo . The build was pretty much out of curiosity. It drove awesome and was quick as **** on the street. Naturally, spooling was a tad laggy but was making good boost from a stop light before I got through the intersection. I changed because I hurt the #7 piston and swapped to an iron block forged motor. I didn’t wanna chance an issue with the oiling system and scavenge pump. There was a guy here that did a T6 rear mount that made like 850 RWHP. It’s possible to make good power but I opted to build my own front mount kit.
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My cam is super mild. 222/222 .602/.602 LS115 + 2
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Should i replace lifters while im in there? When i was diagnosing my oil smoke from mufflers issue( turned out.to be a bad valve seal) i found one rocker tip that was gouged(worn) . I filed it down and ran the car the rest if the summer. Could this be caused by a bad lifter??
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Old 04-20-2019, 08:54 AM
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Anyone?? Should i change my lifters since im in there?
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I would, because they're annoying to get to after the fact. don't know what your budget it, but i was doing it again, i'll go with link bar style lifters
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don't know how big of turbos you plan to run (or how much boost), but you mentioning low CR being better earlier... that's good for if you're cramming a crap-ton of air down the engine's throat. if keeping it less than a dozen psi or so, you'll have a bit better drivability & response by maintaining low to mid-10s CR.
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especially if you're keeping that big cam you've got now



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