Can someone give me lowdown on BD10 Cam (STU)
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Is there any benefit fitting a BD10 Inlet cam to this spec and if so what are the advantages and disadvantages.
I will retain a standard exhaust cam
YB 8.0:1 Compression
P8 With Coil Pack and Closed Loop
T34. with a 55 Housing and GT32 compressor wheel/360 bearing/step seal
Siemens Blacks 55lb
500 Cooler, Filter / Exhaust e.t.c
I will obviously have to send me chip back to Stu to allow for the BD10 if i fit.
Will it help or not.
Will it be more laggy
According to Kents website its range is 2500rpm - 7000rpm
Any help appreciated
I will retain a standard exhaust cam
YB 8.0:1 Compression
P8 With Coil Pack and Closed Loop
T34. with a 55 Housing and GT32 compressor wheel/360 bearing/step seal
Siemens Blacks 55lb
500 Cooler, Filter / Exhaust e.t.c
I will obviously have to send me chip back to Stu to allow for the BD10 if i fit.
Will it help or not.
Will it be more laggy
According to Kents website its range is 2500rpm - 7000rpm
Any help appreciated
Exhaust(ports) are VERY restrictive on a cossie, I would just loosen up this side of things first before trying to shove more exhaust down there.
The ports are too small and shrouded, even a std power engine will benefit greatly from a bit of porting, on exhaust ports, this would also allow it to make more use of the larger turbine.
tabetha
The ports are too small and shrouded, even a std power engine will benefit greatly from a bit of porting, on exhaust ports, this would also allow it to make more use of the larger turbine.
tabetha
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