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Jun Camshafts. Anyone have REAL dyno sheets to back it up?
Guys, I don't want to reread 165 pages of info on NavyBoy and the guy in Germany and anyone else.
Does anyone have DEFINITE power gain dynos on normal pump gas? Not the 100 octane they use? Also, does anyone know if you can install them without a tune? Thanks you guys very much in advance! |
I'll try to sum up everything that I've read.
The JUN car's dyno shows gains with an increased compression ratio and built bottom end. Germany's car, I have not seen anything other than a start up video but do know alot went into it other than cams. Navyboy is still in Guam (I think) and no dyno here but he built his head. So as far as gains go with just cams. None exist. It's labor extensive just to get to the cams that you might as well do everything you can afford while you have it open. Cams with no tune. Doubt there is any. You would need to tune just to get it to idle right and not sputter in my best guess. To stay N/A even going the CAM route seems like more $$$$ to HP ratio. Different strokes for different folks though. |
Well said John
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That's why I want to install everything I can. Headers. Cams (if viable, which it looks like it isn't) |
If the motor is out already, I'd spring for the silicone Z1 heater hoses. They'll last a lot longer than OEM, and swapping them out with the motor in looks like a massive PITA.
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How far down this rabbit hole do you plan to go? It's easy to justify a lot of stuff if the motor is coming out. Hoses, radiator, thermostat, HD flex plate, motor mounts, tranny mount, and so on.
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At this moment, headers, hoses, fluids... I don't know what else would be financially viable or worth it |
Z1 makes the poly mounts. The tranny cooler is a good idea. I'm just going down the list of things that are going to be removed and replaced when the motor comes out. I guess you could go ahead and throw in new OEM plugs to save youself the effort down the line. Maybe have them leave the coolant lines to the throttle bodies disconnected. Other than that, I think you're good to go unless you have plans to build the car up for more power down the line.
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I can say this.. We are running an exhaust cam that was developed on / for the DE engine.
There isn't much gain to be had on that end of the spectrum.... Especially bang for the buck. My 2 cents. |
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5WHP? 10WHP? 15WHP? Again, my install cost is close to 0 because the motor is already out |
Honestly I wouldn't really bother unless you have a way to adjust vvel to take advantage of the aggressive cams. You should go forged internals, maybe even stroke the motor out to 4L using GTMs kit and add 2 34 row oil coolers and a huge radiator.
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Just food for thought really XD |
I think at this point he'd settle for a car that runs.
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If that's what your looking for is just a car that runs don't even think about touching the internals cause they are not even close to just popping the valve covers off and swapping cams. I have the poly engine mounts and trans mount and I love them but there is a little more vibration but the engine is a lot more stable I will say that
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I just want to do whatever mods I can for the cheap or almost built in labor I have right now. At this point I'm not sold on the headers, but I'll leave this thread open for future reference and if anyone can comment and give results. But lets stay on topic |
I will be in Hawaii in oct so when I get there I will be getting my car dyno tuned. Then you have the actual results. Be advised that I have built heads as well.
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How does an exhaust cam increase HP/TQ?
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The exhaust side has to be proportional to the intake to some degree. Volume plus expansion that comes in also has to go out. If not enough lift on the valves on the exhaust side it will choke out. The higher the exhaust valves lift during the exhaust cycle the more that can exit.
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B) PPE headers are LTHs C) I'd rather stab needles in my còck over buying any TS exhaust product. I'd MUCH rather buy Megab racing |
Dry sump oil system is an option too.
GTM and Performance Motorsports sell kit for VHR engines |
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I have heard some good things about the top speed exhaust and the header review I read had nothing but good things to say about their headers. I have to find the thread about the headers online but that shouldn't be too hard. I'll post a link here when I find them . EDIT found one of the threads I read. Top Speed Headers Installed! - 6MT.net Infiniti G35/G37/GTR Forums |
^LOL!!! That link is from 2004!
And lets see the shít reviews: Z1 motorsports vs top speed headers - MY350Z.COM Forums |
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Anyhow you could go with Z1 momentum knock offs. |
I wonder the same thing. I am considering changing cams and cam gears to adjustable cam gears for better timing adjustment. But all i see for responses are either "not worth it" or change everything while you are in there. Does anyone have any solid numbers otyer than reasons to deter the upgrade? Is there more torque throughout the curve, 2hp gain on the top, more hp throughout the curve, etc? What are the solud numbers please?
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