M62 - 2.4 Pulley shenanigans
M62 - 2.4 Pulley shenanigans
Disclaimer: Please do not attempt this...
You've been warned...
Port matched exhaust ported head
M62 | 2.4 PULLEY | 60 LB INJECTORS
AIS WATER/METH 14GPH 50/50 PRE-S/C
BADMAB SHORTY | 2.5" HIGH FLOW DP | 2.5" MAGNAFLOW CATBACK
3" ZZP INTAKE

You've been warned...
Port matched exhaust ported head
M62 | 2.4 PULLEY | 60 LB INJECTORS
AIS WATER/METH 14GPH 50/50 PRE-S/C
BADMAB SHORTY | 2.5" HIGH FLOW DP | 2.5" MAGNAFLOW CATBACK
3" ZZP INTAKE

run the right jetting and anything is possible
lol... we did this a month or so back... completely forgot to post anything about it
Last edited by 100% METH; Jul 18, 2012 at 10:05 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Im running the AEM kit and they measure their nozzles in diameter. Im assuming the biggest nozzle (like .630 something/ 550cc/min) should be around 5 gph, do you think that is going to be enough to run 2.7/2.8 and 25* timing?
A 5 gph is way to small for a 2.7 I think we were running a 10 gph on a 2.7,25* and 50/50. Your on a M62 right?
A 7gph/91 octane setup on a 2.7 pulley will be sufficient to run 25* advance by redline at the expense of your midrange power.
You will need to up the jetting to take advantage of peak torque vs maximum timing
What is peak torque vs maximum timing? That's something you'll need to figure out with dyno time... Using multiple tables, creating different power curvatures.
You will need to up the jetting to take advantage of peak torque vs maximum timing
What is peak torque vs maximum timing? That's something you'll need to figure out with dyno time... Using multiple tables, creating different power curvatures.
Thanks guys, for 550cc @ 150 psi from the AEM kit, it comes out to a little more than 8.7 gph according to a 63 cc=1 gph scale. From what you guys said thats looking like it should suffice if I up to that from the 330cc. Im also running a 75 wet shot.



