[Z06] Mamo top end installed and tuned by cordes performance
#22
Melting Slicks
Parts
I presume cam, clutch, headers, MMS 265 heads and a mamo msd manifold. NW 102 also?
Last edited by double06; 10-23-2018 at 04:52 PM. Reason: fix
#23
Race Director
Very good numbers, can you post the dyno graph?
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#28
Racer
Solid numbers. 146 RWHP and 83 RWTQ increase. Now be careful with all that new found power it can hurt you real quick.
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#31
What size headers you running ? Interesting that your max power is coming in at 6450 RPM.
Was this on 91 pump gas or our special blend of E85 ?
Was this on 91 pump gas or our special blend of E85 ?
#33
Team Owner
2nd car to come down from up North for CPR to do a mamo top end.
Just seems strange to me, that the CPR alpha package makes more power, better power band, drives better, better mpg, and cost a significant amount less than this why anyone wouldn't just go that route, but either way good power. Hopefully it last.
Just seems strange to me, that the CPR alpha package makes more power, better power band, drives better, better mpg, and cost a significant amount less than this why anyone wouldn't just go that route, but either way good power. Hopefully it last.
#34
With all my research leading up to my build I never once seen anyone talk about or post any results from an Alfa package built. Never heard about CPR until Joe posted when I was looking for a shop to do installation. Seen plenty on mamo and everyone seemed really happy with his parts, customer service and results....I too am really happy with all those things.
#35
Team Owner
As long as you are happy that is all that matters. For other people looking, Joes package IMO is FAR superior, a fraction of the cost, drives worlds better, and makes more power. So something to look into.
#36
Le Mans Master
If you have actually run both kits (packages) on your car, then awesome, you assertion has some merit behind it. If not, it kind of sounds like post-purchase rationalization bias without experience.
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#40
Thanks. Everything good until I aquired a huge oil leak from the rear end. Further inspection showed that the right side rear end cover is cracked through a couple bolt holes and up through the mount. New cover should be here on Tuesday. So I've only had a couple days to enjoy it so far.