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Old 07-29-2008, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
Someone with a built ass motor needs to strap a TVS on, and see what it does!!! Just cramming 24 lbs of boost into a stock head/cams motor is not going to yield exciting results!!!
Jamming up 24psi worth of manifold pressure on these cars yields unbelievable parasitic loss no matter what blower you use.

<20psi + spray or turbo swap is where its at.
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Originally Posted by Witt
Jamming up 24psi worth of manifold pressure on these cars yields unbelievable parasitic loss no matter what blower you use.

<20psi + spray or turbo swap is where its at.
I wouldn't generalize that to include engines with exhaust ported heads.
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Originally Posted by Rodimus_Prime
Yea kinda funny that a flexpipe doesnt do what its designed to, I just hope I can get the POS fixed by someone that actually knows what they are doing.

I have a torque dampener and the ingalls right now

I hate vibes, I do not want my car to be a huge ***** like my cav was, felt like the thing was going to fly apart at 80mph
get the TTR engine mount and the TTR poly bushings for the tranny. it does nto vibrate bad at all, and does not vibrate when driving, only at idle and very little.

this isnt a cavalier.... these car was designed to go taht fast.

my car felt more sturdy with them in, and the engine wasnt sloushing around. trust me they are the best thing to buy
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Originally Posted by shabodah
I wouldn't generalize that to include engines with exhaust ported heads.
I think the bigger issue is the reversion of the intake charge against the blower. At a point you exhibit huge losses due to this regardless of rotor size, compressor thermal efficiency or engine volumetric efficiency.
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Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
Someone with a built ass motor needs to strap a TVS on, and see what it does!!! Just cramming 24 lbs of boost into a stock head/cams motor is not going to yield exciting results!!!
Lol, there are a couple already.
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Originally Posted by WSFrazier
Lol, there are a couple already.
ha i knew it. any info floating around on some #'s anywhere
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Originally Posted by Witt
I think the bigger issue is the reversion of the intake charge against the blower. At a point you exhibit huge losses due to this regardless of rotor size, compressor thermal efficiency or engine volumetric efficiency.
I don't disagree with you, I'm just stating, no matter how much air you try and force in there, if it can't get out, you've got problems.
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Originally Posted by shabodah
I don't disagree with you, I'm just stating, no matter how much air you try and force in there, if it can't get out, you've got problems.
Oh definetly. There were some flow benched numbers on the LSJ head floating around here or in my email inbox. The part I remember is that the cam will be your biggest restriction until .45" lift. Thats not saying that exhaust porting won't decrease EGTs though.
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over .400 lift on the cam side, cool things start to happen with the stock lsj head

no nearly as cool as a ported head with cams.
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Originally Posted by Area47
according to zoomer. i don't know anything.
Don't put words in my mouth, I never said that.
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Originally Posted by Area47
over .400 lift on the cam side, cool things start to happen with the stock lsj head

no nearly as cool as a ported head with cams.
^^Bryan has the most objective dyno results on cam changes with stock, 272 regrinds and GMR cams. The rest of us (that I know of) have modified other aspects too greatly (static CR or compressor change) to get objective results on top end modifications with stock sized exhaust ports.
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Originally Posted by Witt
Oh definetly. There were some flow benched numbers on the LSJ head floating around here or in my email inbox. The part I remember is that the cam will be your biggest restriction until .45" lift. Thats not saying that exhaust porting won't decrease EGTs though.
Stock head

Intake = 267 CFM
Exhaust = 161 CFM
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^ that sucks.
Old 07-29-2008, 04:06 PM
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actually im only seeing 20psi right before i run out of gear at 7000, thats prob due to the exhaust setup i have
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Originally Posted by Zooomer
Don't put words in my mouth, I never said that.
don't assume i don't understand basic science.

when im singled out for stupid ****, then i get defensive. hence WHY i said that.


tonight kiddies, i'll drop by the dyno shop and get a comparison of the 272's vs gmr cams and make a new thread
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Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
Stock head

Intake = 267 CFM
Exhaust = 161 CFM
Something like 170 with an aftermarket cam and 145 on stock cam are the numbers I had. Puts it around 350whp on a stock cam and 400whp on an aftermarket cam.
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if i had access to my gmail stuff, i could get the exact numbers. stock cams can be pushed to over 400, but not much more than that.
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I've been talking with Dave @ flowtech, he has offered me a really good price on porting, ferrea springs, seats, retainers, spacers, washers for under the lifters will be epoxied on and grinding my cams to 272 specs. He said his port job is 3% gain on intake and 10% on the exhaust.

So cam guys..... Is this a good gain on the porting? Or should I be looking for more porting?
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epoxy eh?

well thats festive

intake side is peachy for a long while. longer than the stock sleeves and pistons can hold. do the exhaust side. or just do what i do and overkill it
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Originally Posted by Area47
epoxy eh?

well thats festive

intake side is peachy for a long while. longer than the stock sleeves and pistons can hold. do the exhaust side. or just do what i do and overkill it
Yeah, Dave said he has industrial epoxy that will keep them in place forever. I just hope that is true.

I'm doing pistons too and have been told the stock sleeves and rods are good for a long while. I've heard they were pushed past 600hp, but how reliable would that be?
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Originally Posted by Area47
don't assume i don't understand basic science.

when im singled out for stupid ****, then i get defensive. hence WHY i said that.


tonight kiddies, i'll drop by the dyno shop and get a comparison of the 272's vs gmr cams and make a new thread
oooo cant wait... im trying to get back to the dyno for my comp cam upgrade but curious to see how a boosted vs n/a gain differently. never really looked into it before. im bout to slap the garrett kit on my car and get trifecta to tune it with my current mods n see if i can hit 300-325whp (maybe get a gt30 turbo tho)
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Originally Posted by an0malous
why so low on the timing?
your egts are probably cookin pretty good with it that low
Shh.......don't wake the baby!

Originally Posted by Blown 4-banger
Stock head

Intake = 267 CFM
Exhaust = 161 CFM
Hey buddy, when you letting me come over and diddle with your ecotec?

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Old 07-29-2008, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Psykostevo
Shh.......don't wake the baby!



Hey buddy, when you letting me come over and diddle with your ecotec?
Sorry mang, I'm the only one who will be tuning my car. I've done everything else myself, and I more than know how to tune my car. If you wanna come over and watch, thats cool. For tuning though, definitely gonna be self tuned. I've tuned a bunch of other cars in the year since I blew mine. I'm excited! It will be quite a challenge gettin this thing to idle
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Originally Posted by Psykostevo
Shh.......don't wake the baby!

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Originally Posted by BlackSS/SC
Yeah, Dave said he has industrial epoxy that will keep them in place forever. I just hope that is true.

I'm doing pistons too and have been told the stock sleeves and rods are good for a long while. I've heard they were pushed past 600hp, but how reliable would that be?
sleeves are fine to big numbers. the rods will give before those do


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