Choosing your spec... YB
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Choosing your spec... YB
Now I read so many different builds/for sales etc & so many different spec YB's.
I know everyone will want different types of power but is it as clear cut to say to your tuner that I want X amount of power so what do I need!?
Just seems everyone has a different specs for similar figures!
I have a good rebuilt 200 block with 4x4 head, pocketed Pistons & L8 ecu.
I basically want my power range to be low down (hate lag & live in London) & come in strong. Not really worried about top end just want it short & very sharp.
I will have a high power to rate ratio as the car is stripped out & very light.
Just not sure what way to go with it, would like 400 ft lb torque though
JP
I know everyone will want different types of power but is it as clear cut to say to your tuner that I want X amount of power so what do I need!?
Just seems everyone has a different specs for similar figures!
I have a good rebuilt 200 block with 4x4 head, pocketed Pistons & L8 ecu.
I basically want my power range to be low down (hate lag & live in London) & come in strong. Not really worried about top end just want it short & very sharp.
I will have a high power to rate ratio as the car is stripped out & very light.
Just not sure what way to go with it, would like 400 ft lb torque though
JP
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I would strap on a twin scroll turbo and twin scroll manifold (Borg Warner) and get the engine loom replaced. If the budget allows then go for standalone and if not then a good live map. I went coil on plug. This set up leaves the engine standard and gets rid of lag in a massive way. You would be holding back the engine for 400bhp and 400 lb ft as my standard engine did 469 bhp and 500lbft. The Biggs is that the torque and power are really low down, mine was making more power at 3500 than the t34 did at 7800
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With those Pistons you could get the cam done. If it is long studded you can run the smallest Borg Warner up to around 530bhp flat out...it has to be the best bang for the buck.
The gearbox in std form shits itself over 400lbft if it is low down, if you can replace to a close ratio box then it will keep it in power band. You are welcome to come out in mine near GUILDFORD once the new box goes in.
The gearbox in std form shits itself over 400lbft if it is low down, if you can replace to a close ratio box then it will keep it in power band. You are welcome to come out in mine near GUILDFORD once the new box goes in.
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It's more about drivability than chasing numbers, the modern set up produces more power as a by product, you can always tell the mapper to do a lower boost setup to match what you want, for example I have a 400bhp map at the flick of a switch.
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A confusing subject for sure and costly if you make mistakes like I did at the start after alot of research and discussions with various tuners I found the right one for this type of yb a modern responsive low lag motor I've been getting parts together under his advice and Im looking forward to the day it comes together give mark a call Toby will say the same
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I am using twin scroll 6758 and hope to get full boost before 3000 rpm and around 475bhp. This is on a full build engine though. If i have the time on the dyno will test it against a 7064 on the same engine.
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Yup, speak to Mark Shead without a doubt.
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Mark Shead is local enough to you, he did vipec for me and also did a lot of autronic, he then went on to a lot of emtron and really seems to rate it.
You will spend a few thousand though if you do turbo, manifold, loom and standalone plus mapping and fitting.
You will spend a few thousand though if you do turbo, manifold, loom and standalone plus mapping and fitting.
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The autronic is good and lots map them.
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Bart what is it you run? Rally cars? I've seen you sell some tasty parts in the past
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Have been @ 850bhp since 2008 & will be well over 900bhp on a 9180 so what Power needs bigger valves as mine are standard. Not a Turbo engine for sure bigger valves will destroy everything.
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I know the 6500 heads by smith and jones are bigger but I think that is aimed at N/A making bigger power as they are over 360bhp na.
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As I said above I made a mistake at the start be careful I thought the same as you the rally x head massive ports solid lifters Isky springs sounded great would've drove like a pig off boost in a road car these rally x cars are on full throttle from go so suits them it's in the garage useless to me
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As I said above I made a mistake at the start be careful I thought the same as you the rally x head massive ports solid lifters Isky springs sounded great would've drove like a pig off boost in a road car these rally x cars are on full throttle from go so suits them it's in the garage useless to me
They are build for torque, they shift at 5300rpm, with the new smith and jones engine they rev to 7000 because they are more efficient. And gues what, they run even bigger valves.
Going to keep the head for my 850bhp build lol
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As I said above I made a mistake at the start be careful I thought the same as you the rally x head massive ports solid lifters Isky springs sounded great would've drove like a pig off boost in a road car these rally x cars are on full throttle from go so suits them it's in the garage useless to me
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They dont run massive ports at all. 26,5 inlet and around 25 outlet.
They are build for torque, they shift at 5300rpm, with the new smith and jones engine they rev to 7000 because they are more efficient. And gues what, they run even bigger valves.
Going to keep the head for my 850bhp build lol
They are build for torque, they shift at 5300rpm, with the new smith and jones engine they rev to 7000 because they are more efficient. And gues what, they run even bigger valves.
Going to keep the head for my 850bhp build lol
Regards Jay
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Stick with 1 person building/Speccing/mapping when your gone get different ideas you will end up with something that you didnt want.
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They dont run massive ports at all. 26,5 inlet and around 25 outlet.
They are build for torque, they shift at 5300rpm, with the new smith and jones engine they rev to 7000 because they are more efficient. And gues what, they run even bigger valves.
Going to keep the head for my 850bhp build lol
They are build for torque, they shift at 5300rpm, with the new smith and jones engine they rev to 7000 because they are more efficient. And gues what, they run even bigger valves.
Going to keep the head for my 850bhp build lol