TVS question on stock motor..help!!
TVS question on stock motor..help!!
i should be getting a TVS with a 3 inch pulley on it..im wondering do i have to do any internal work to the motor or any other mods like a new clutch or heat exchanger or anything and should i put 60lb injectors in or keep my 42? whats best? i currently have a 2.5 catless dp with 2.5 exhaust and cai..any help would be great thanks!!!
I'd reccomend a new better H/E, and I'm pretty sure the 60s are a requirement.
Although I think...WSfrazier? or something like that, is running a tvs with no cooling mods and he's doing fine
Although I think...WSfrazier? or something like that, is running a tvs with no cooling mods and he's doing fine
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From: NEPA
OP, there is a thread floating around containing all the information you will ever need to know about the TVS & supporting mods.
You need injectors 60s or get 80's so you can go more power in the future. I would always do cooling mods. Why risk having high IATs and risking your motor when it is easily prevented by buying cooling mods.
well im not opposed to get them i was just wonderin what all is the best set up like zzp h/e with meth kit or something
On a 3" pulley, the car will probably feel slower than your M62.
From my experience, cooling mods didn't lower the IAT's at all, they just helped them recover faster after a pull. Peak temps were same before and after.
E85 is the only cooling mod I want and need.
From my experience, cooling mods didn't lower the IAT's at all, they just helped them recover faster after a pull. Peak temps were same before and after.
E85 is the only cooling mod I want and need.
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I really only noticed quicker recovery along with cooler cruising temps with my cooling mods. My max temps after a *pull were always fairly close between stock cooling and modified cooling.
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can you explain a little on why it will feel slower?
He's referring to heat soak. tvs comes with a 3.15" pulley
I run a tvs with no cooling mods. my iat's are lower than when I was on the stage 2 m62. After a 3rd gear pull my IAT2 tops out in the 120s. I have a zzp header, 3" dp, and 2.5" catback.
I run a tvs with no cooling mods. my iat's are lower than when I was on the stage 2 m62. After a 3rd gear pull my IAT2 tops out in the 120s. I have a zzp header, 3" dp, and 2.5" catback.
i should be getting a TVS with a 3 inch pulley on it..im wondering do i have to do any internal work to the motor or any other mods like a new clutch or heat exchanger or anything and should i put 60lb injectors in or keep my 42? whats best? i currently have a 2.5 catless dp with 2.5 exhaust and cai..any help would be great thanks!!!
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I've read that page many times, but it doesn't tell what is needed to run each pulley. Such as built motor, or at what size you need to move to 80# injectors, etc. I wanna know how small of a pulley you can run without building the motor.
Not to thread jack, but this may help the op out as well. Staged, belvedere, root beer, and you other TVS guys I was hoping you could chime in on this one. Haha Staged I know you're not TVS but you have more knowledge than a freaking book so chime in! Anyways, yes I have read and re read all the TVS threads and I am wondering actually how critical engine and trans mounts are..... Is one more important than the other etc, and which ones/brands should I definitely be using with a TVS.
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To run the TVS, you need tune, 60's preferably 80's (room to grow) and stage 2 belt for anything other than the 3.15" it comes with. All other mods: pistons, cooling, intake, exhaust, mounts, etc are all SUPPORTING. It's a matter of how you want to run the car.
And for the debate over "when do you need "x" mod?" Well, it again depends on the car and what the fueling/KR look like. If it's knocking, you need methanol or E85 or less timing/fuel tweaks. It's it's got high injector duty cycle, you need to step up fueling. It's all circumstantial
And for the debate over "when do you need "x" mod?" Well, it again depends on the car and what the fueling/KR look like. If it's knocking, you need methanol or E85 or less timing/fuel tweaks. It's it's got high injector duty cycle, you need to step up fueling. It's all circumstantial



