BD10's.......whats their bhp limit?
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Ok here goes...
200 block 4x4
Ported and polished head with kent competition lifters, 3 angled valve seats & bronze valve guides
GRP A headgasket (although set to change)
Belived low comp bottom end (although its going for rebuild before I run it as I'm not sure of its condition so better safe and all....so if its not already low comp it will be when rebuilt/before run)
Just that the heads only done a few k since having 1300 quid spent on it and going db14 inlet means i'll have to chance to double valve springs.....I'm happy at the 420-430bhp mark so whats your take?
Cheers
Dan
200 block 4x4
Ported and polished head with kent competition lifters, 3 angled valve seats & bronze valve guides
GRP A headgasket (although set to change)
Belived low comp bottom end (although its going for rebuild before I run it as I'm not sure of its condition so better safe and all....so if its not already low comp it will be when rebuilt/before run)
Just that the heads only done a few k since having 1300 quid spent on it and going db14 inlet means i'll have to chance to double valve springs.....I'm happy at the 420-430bhp mark so whats your take?
Cheers
Dan
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i would use the 14 inlet 10 exhaust but tbh 10s are ok but seem to promote a laggy feel and on a t34 when i used them my boost peak went from 4k to 4.8 k the standards will do 420+ on a ported head and a t38 but i think the best combo for that spec would be a 12 inlet standard exhaust cam
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I agree 100% with you mate....thats just what came with the engine and its virtually a fresh head as it was only done recently and to a good standard. If It was me speccing the head no way would I have gone for 2xbd10's..
I might sell the pair and buy a single bd14 inlet...that way it'll set me up good for when i want to crank up the power at a later date..and the std exhaust cam is alright for 450bhp isnt it?
Cheers
Dan
I might sell the pair and buy a single bd14 inlet...that way it'll set me up good for when i want to crank up the power at a later date..and the std exhaust cam is alright for 450bhp isnt it?
Cheers
Dan
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Mine did 406bhp/428 lb ft torque on pair of BD10's and T34.63,has had headwork,L8 live mapped by MSD on greys,cams dialed in by MSD too
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cool, was that with a 4wd manifold as thats whats on this engine and I was wanting to change it....but anything round about 400bhp i'll settle for as the extra 20-50 bhp I was looking at just isnt economic at the minute...so my 4wd exhaust manifold might end up staying for a while.
Thanks for the info guys
Dan
Thanks for the info guys
Dan
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