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Before rebuild and after with JWT V1 cams
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6327cb2345.jpg 17 hp 7.6 torque |
That is pretty darn stout!
Great work! |
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Jim Wolf Cam testing for the VQ37VHR -- Results inside!
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Well... Parker Colorado so 5500 feet but still. I figure 20-25 hp loss from sea level. |
Isn’t it pre-corrected? The chart says SAE 1.23...
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What tune is on it?
The correection factor takes care of the elevation and weather if the dyno calibration and set up is done correctly. |
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Either way, the motor "feels" strong and is pulling *very* well compared to other vq37s according to the tuner. The number on the graph is usually considered less important than the move from baseline which was about as expected from the rebuild so I'm happy with the results.:happydance: |
UpRev or ECUTEC?
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UpRev
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See that 24.62 inHg? That is very low atmospheric pressure due to local elevation. The lower the pressure the higher the elevation. So, the correction factor increases your results to correct your numbers to std.
Here in OK at 1250 ft elevation, pressure runs between 28.5 to 29.5 in Hg. Std pressure (sea level) is 29.92 inHg, so you were definately in some "thin" air! |
Standard day is 29.92 and 15 decrees C.
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Jim Wolf Cam testing for the VQ37VHR -- Results inside!
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I have to concur. IPP has been a bit of a disappointment. I installed their heads and reinstalled my complete rebuild only to discover their valve lash is out of spec, and my motor is pretty loud (and self destructive) up there. My go to guy at the Nissan dealer is telling me me I need to relash the heads. (15 hours labor). Z1 agrees. My local speed shop guy concurs. IPP is mulling it over. So... it looks like I might be dropping in the V2 cam after all (considering I have to rebuild the head anyway) That’s not good. Anyhow IPP may usually pretty good, but... 1. It took them months to get my head back (understandably due to Houston flooding) still... 2. They did not know about the V2 cam and when I asked them about it were a bit evasive. (I would definitely gone to MA had I known IPP was clueless about the new cam. I directly asked IPP if they were purltting in the new JWT second generation cam and they said they were. 3. When I complained about a loud head and sent them a video clip with the pretty bad cam knock, they initially said “that can’t be our head!” Well it was. 4. They did not accept my “cores” which were fine, and charged me for new ones. That seemed a bit fishy. They said I over disassembled the heads for shipping? Maybe that is a thing but it seemed strange 5. IPP asked me to check my chain followers they were fine. IPP asked me to check the VVEL (cam phasers), they were fine (checked by dealer). Now they are asking me to check the lash, and I am but they are very obviously out. All this is costing time and money. I think IPP is in denial a bit. I am reserving judgment on IPP depending on how they offer to remedy the complete mess they have made of my heads, and I understand any shop can goof it up, but I’ve had a very substandard experience so far and my Z is still out of action 4 months later (awaiting a rebuild of those goofed up IPP heads.) ...and I’m probably going to have to repurchase JWT cams to run the V2... and a reflash... and a retune... not the end of the world, but an expensive bummer. 3000 bucks to fix all this I’d guess. I’m not a big complainer usually, but this has been pretty rough. |
Why did you go with IPP anyway. Everything I have read in my research is their stuff is not that good.
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Jim Wolf Cam testing for the VQ37VHR -- Results inside!
Great question. I have heard good things about the shop, and this story is still not over. I”m hoping IPP will make this right. I’ll let you all know how it shakes out. I hope to hear back soon about what their idea for the next step in getting me up and running is. Pulling the heads and shipping them back is probably not a viable option just due to labor costs. I will probably have to have the lash redone locally.
I understand stuff happens, and I think they are good guys down there. It will be interesting to see how well they stand behind there work. Like I said I’m reserving judgment. They may yet come through and make this right. It has been quite a voyage so far trying to put my blown Motor back together. |
Lets talk about this
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