Engine Tuner or Somthing Advice
I have the st220 3.0 duratec. it stands at 260bhp, with full sytem manifold no cats etc, unichiped, filter etc.
I no i cud do the cams and some headwork, but it means engine out. Im also aware it needs throttle bodies so hear the question.
If i was to higher the compression headwork cams etc, make it rev higher, But i dont want throttle bodies, so would it still be major restricted of air, or will i still get a reasonable gain like 40bhp or somthing. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks.
I no i cud do the cams and some headwork, but it means engine out. Im also aware it needs throttle bodies so hear the question.
If i was to higher the compression headwork cams etc, make it rev higher, But i dont want throttle bodies, so would it still be major restricted of air, or will i still get a reasonable gain like 40bhp or somthing. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks.
I have the st220 3.0 duratec. it stands at 260bhp, with full sytem manifold no cats etc, unichiped, filter etc.
I no i cud do the cams and some headwork, but it means engine out. Im also aware it needs throttle bodies so hear the question.
If i was to higher the compression headwork cams etc, make it rev higher, But i dont want throttle bodies, so would it still be major restricted of air, or will i still get a reasonable gain like 40bhp or somthing. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks.
I no i cud do the cams and some headwork, but it means engine out. Im also aware it needs throttle bodies so hear the question.
If i was to higher the compression headwork cams etc, make it rev higher, But i dont want throttle bodies, so would it still be major restricted of air, or will i still get a reasonable gain like 40bhp or somthing. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks.
Turbo charger or nitrous.
Other method's IMO have 2 much to loose in driveablilty and reliability when getting the last little bit. Which let's face it, a sub 20% power gain IMO is a "bit" you'll soon be bored of it.
A bolt on turbo would give 60-100bhp gain be better on fuel and probably more reliable than a higherrevving n/a engine.
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