Oh, you have the feed routed reverse! How safe is that? Because IIRC the OEM feed starts on the drivers side. Wouldn't that mess tuning up with a reverse flow?
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Oh, you have the feed routed reverse! How safe is that? Because IIRC the OEM feed starts on the drivers side. Wouldn't that mess tuning up with a reverse flow?
No that wouldn't matter at all. Tuning is based off fuel pressure and it doesn't really matter in which direction it gets there. As long a the fpr is after the rail from the feed side your good to go.
Great build! I was wondering if those cams will help out or not? I have been told and read that oem cams are the best but never seen any turbo cams tested.
IIRC, this is the low down: OEM cams are best in terms of the yielded benefits, because most turbo cams are very aggressive and the nominal power difference on a DD isn't worth the work.
Mine are NA Stage 2 cams. They work great for my DD
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NA cams on a boosted build? Why?
It was suggested by Brian Crower when I was planning my order for the turbo cams. He stated that the NA cams were making big numbers on turbo set ups by other customers.
I am not convinced as of yet since im running 20psi and only making 443hp. But im also not done with tuning. I am going to dyno tune next week.
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Finally got my Dyno Chart! The difference in power is me adding more timing on the dyno between pulls. I got it up to 17 degrees with no knocks :giggle:
http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...ngraphall3.jpg
I dynoed again today and made 455HP but my clutch slipped. It stunk like a burn out at the race track :)
I will post pictures and video later. I will replace the clutch next weekend.
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