BD10 Inlet - BD14 Exhaust ??????
08-12-2006, 01:57 AM
#5
That was my point! My mate is having his engine rebuilt and the engine builder wanted to put BD10 inlet and BD14 Exhaust I politely pointed out he hadn't the foggist of what he was going on about.
Just wanted a few opinions from everyone else so I could prove he is wrong.
Cheers Rich
Just wanted a few opinions from everyone else so I could prove he is wrong.
Cheers Rich
08-12-2006, 12:41 PM
#6
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
I've heard of some tuners using a mix 'n' match with BD cams before (cannot remember the exact combination though). There may be merit in using a longer exhaust cam as you are like to be running higher boost than stock and therefore generating more exhaust gases that you want to get rid of sooner. It might also be done to spool up the turbo quicker.
08-12-2006, 01:11 PM
#7
Originally Posted by sailorbob
I've heard of some tuners using a mix 'n' match with BD cams before (cannot remember the exact combination though). There may be merit in using a longer exhaust cam as you are like to be running higher boost than stock and therefore generating more exhaust gases that you want to get rid of sooner. It might also be done to spool up the turbo quicker.
His engine was built by AVA in Scotland, maybe call them.
Steve.
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