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Sadly we switched our dyno since we have last done a C1 set, im going to try and get a car in here to do a run with and have accurate info! Thank you for all the kind words everyone, glad we could finally make this happen! There are a few sets in stock and more are being made, place your orders here! MA Motorsports | JIM WOLF TECHNOLOGY Thanks -Daelen |
Even though these are on my to do list next year... had to buy now":happydance:
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I have everything ported on my intake side except the heads of course. I'm also running the Z1 intakes, but just ordered the oversized filters. I'm wondering if the restriction is the CAI or the upper, lower, or TB's. I'm seriously interested. My Wife; not so much lol
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I have already spoken with phunk about his manifold and my application as I chat with him often. He's not of the opinion that his manifold would produce any significant gains at this point. The factory manifold design is actually very good as evident by it still making power above redline with these cams. The issue is getting air into the manifold currently. Is that intake piping? It's likely a part of it. Is it TB diameter? Also likely. There's also a decent chance selective porting of the upper and perhaps lower can yield some gains as well.
I'll be working with Daelen to test once we can decide what the next step is. Personally, I'm gathering a list of options for the TBs and intake piping. It's a game of matching all the parts for a given goal for me. |
Awesome sauce. You could go with a Bryant racing crank and forged internals. Bump the compression up 11:5 or something higher if you have a steady supply of E. add in some cylinder head work to support higher revs or get a bigger cam something like the jun 288??? Maybe??
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Yeah, we've talked over this engine for a long time and some of those parts are still on list of things we could try. The crank is likely to happen but there are other options currently. If all goes to plan I'll likely build a new short block with some sort of increased compression and go flex fuel for the street. That's the easy part, it is just a matter of budget and timing. The head work is a bit more tedious. As of today there are not parts to do what I want to do, similar to these C2 cams not existing. I"m stubborn and do not want to give up the VHR heads until they simply cannot do what I want to do. Lucky for me I think MA is curious enough to keep working on solutions.
As for the Jun cams, I talked to Jun about them for a while. Without a similar short block build to how they tested them, they did not recommend using them. That was surprising to me. |
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I've got a set of the EPS 70mm throttles combined with AAM intakes. I can tell you they do make more power.
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Stock compression on the VHR is 11.0:1 --- 11.5 would not see much of a gain really. 12.5:1 Would be where I would like to go on an NA engine. Quote:
Pretty much the same package we did on Jarreds honestly. Cams Springs Oil galley Gaskets Water pump (If mileage is high, timing components) Oil pump If you do not already have headers on the car, with the engine out it makes life much much easier. -Daelen |
here is what i have on my list of to dos so far..planning this for April or May of next year
JWT Stage 2 cams suckerpunch upgraded oil pump Stage 1 heads from import part pros Heads inspected and cleaned Heads redecked Ported exhaust and intake runners 3 angle valve job New OEM Valve stem seals installed Valve Stem Heights set Cold Clearance set for stock cams Heads prepped and assembled +1mm oversized valves ported lower plenum change plugs on car change water pump inspect timing chain then a ecutek retune |
:drool: great work and results. I'm definitely adding these to the list. Can't make it stretch at the moment, but I'm definitely in for future reference. Keep it up guys
Also, Derraj, PM sent |
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Shoot me a PM, would love to chat about the build and see if I could be of any help. We may have some options that would work for what you are looking to do. -Daelen |
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