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rich2342 07-26-2015 10:36 AM

Vvel just kicked in, Yo!

It's kind of weird that there is a DE 350Z that makes 372 NA, probably the only one, but none the less. The VHR should in theory have loads more potential.

brucelidat 07-26-2015 10:48 AM

If I could make 30-40 whp/trq NA for 4-5k without ruining the sound (IMO) of the car and how it idles, drives etc., I would be in.

Elmo370z 07-26-2015 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by rich2342 (Post 3267427)
Vvel just kicked in, Yo!

It's kind of weird that there is a DE 350Z that makes 372 NA, probably the only one, but none the less. The VHR should in theory have loads more potential.

That de had itbs and **** load of other work to reach that power level, the vhr that made close to that had bssicbolt ons and cam

Elmo370z 07-26-2015 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by brucelidat (Post 3267417)
Headwork sounds expensive.

By what you listed for your mods, can't be complaining about expensive. Ipp sells stage one heads for 1600.

lj909 07-26-2015 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by brucelidat (Post 3267430)
If I could make 30-40 whp/trq NA for 4-5k without ruining the sound (IMO) of the car and how it idles, drives etc., I would be in.

If you do exhaust cams your going to get a more lobe sound. That's what makes those old muscle cars "lobe lobe lobe" big cams. But when you open it up, it'll scream.

brucelidat 07-26-2015 03:36 PM

If that lobe lobe lobe sound is form the cams, then I guess I am out for cams, that was the part of the idling sounds from 1slow370's car that i didn't like

DEpointfive0 07-26-2015 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by brucelidat (Post 3267577)
If that lobe lobe lobe sound is form the cams, then I guess I am out for cams, that was the part of the idling sounds from 1slow370's car that i didn't like

That's one of the major reasons why people get cams, lol

Rusty 07-26-2015 10:37 PM

The more duration the cams have. The more lobe you will have at an idle. A cam with 250 duration is a lot smoother then a cam with 280 duration. Also when you have more duration. Your power band moves up the scale, and you will have less low end torque. This is a general rule of thumb. With VVEL and other things that the computer can do. The computer can smooth some of it out, but not all of it.

Elmo370z 07-27-2015 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3267856)
The more duration the cams have. The more lobe you will have at an idle. A cam with 250 duration is a lot smoother then a cam with 280 duration. Also when you have more duration. Your power band moves up the scale, and you will have less low end torque. This is a general rule of thumb. With VVEL and other things that the computer can do. The computer can smooth some of it out, but not all of it.

From what I've read the cam starts to make power after 8k, so if your really serious about building an high rev motor I think the cam would be your best bet.

Rusty 07-27-2015 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3268224)
From what I've read the cam starts to make power after 8k, so if your really serious about building an high rev motor I think the cam would be your best bet.

The cam specs more or less tell you where the motor will make power. Lift, duration, overlap, lobe centerline, cam timing. But with the new motors like the motor we have. The computer controls somethings.

Elmo370z 07-27-2015 09:19 PM

Just going back on the set up 1slow370z had the cam started producing power above 8k

imjello 07-28-2015 10:11 AM

anyone know a vender that can get the camshaft?

Elmo370z 07-28-2015 02:12 PM

Bulletproof

imjello 07-28-2015 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3269376)
Bulletproof

Thank you!

brucelidat 08-01-2015 02:01 AM

the CTD germany 370z with jun cams didn't make that lobe lobe lobe sound that 1slow370's car made


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