More power from a single cam!!!!How???
More power from a single cam!!!!How???
Ok so far on my d16y8 i have an aem cold air intake, skunk2 camgear,B&M fuel pressure regulator,gutted cat,skunk2 muffler on stock piping,y8 header wrapped with d.e.i. exhaust wrap,my question is at this point is there an obvious mod i'm over looking i want to get it all dyno tuned but i don't feel i have enough done to see any real numbers what parts would help them find the most precious ponies in my little single cam motor?????
Any resonse is very much apprieciated!!!
Any resonse is very much apprieciated!!!
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Tampa Customs can do some nice exhaust work.....2.25'' inch piping straight back for $100.............if not, boost it.........
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-1986 Toyota Corolla GT-S
-1993 Honda DelSol Si
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-2003 Honda cr125r
-2003 Honda cr250r
yeah i was thinking about building a system from vx manifold t25 from a mitsubishi eclipse has anyone on here done that how reliable would this be for daily driving theres an article in honda tuning this month or go on google type in junkyard turbo
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Everyone says that!
Personally I like my SOHC motor, in all honesty however, B series are easyer to make faster. Some people don't have large cunks of money to blow on a motor swap, they like to buy things in pieces.
They also may not have a second car for the downtime.
1.) Stop modding your car.
2.) Get a JRSC and leave it the hell alone.
3.) Go boost and blow your motor forcing you to do either a rebuild or a swap
4.) Get a swap
5.) Go all motor in the beastly single cam and make 160whp after spending $7,000
Personally I like my SOHC motor, in all honesty however, B series are easyer to make faster. Some people don't have large cunks of money to blow on a motor swap, they like to buy things in pieces.
They also may not have a second car for the downtime.
1.) Stop modding your car.
2.) Get a JRSC and leave it the hell alone.
3.) Go boost and blow your motor forcing you to do either a rebuild or a swap
4.) Get a swap
5.) Go all motor in the beastly single cam and make 160whp after spending $7,000
Originally posted by Cronic
Everyone says that!
Personally I like my SOHC motor, in all honesty however, B series are easyer to make faster. Some people don't have large cunks of money to blow on a motor swap, they like to buy things in pieces.
They also may not have a second car for the downtime.
1.) Stop modding your car.
2.) Get a JRSC and leave it the hell alone.
3.) Go boost and blow your motor forcing you to do either a rebuild or a swap
4.) Get a swap
5.) Go all motor in the beastly single cam and make 160whp after spending $7,000
Everyone says that!
Personally I like my SOHC motor, in all honesty however, B series are easyer to make faster. Some people don't have large cunks of money to blow on a motor swap, they like to buy things in pieces.
They also may not have a second car for the downtime.
1.) Stop modding your car.
2.) Get a JRSC and leave it the hell alone.
3.) Go boost and blow your motor forcing you to do either a rebuild or a swap
4.) Get a swap
5.) Go all motor in the beastly single cam and make 160whp after spending $7,000
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153.5 whp AllMotor
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So basicly my next move should be a cat-back system my friend has a pace setter and says i should be able to pick one up for around $200.00 i want to keep my axle back skunk2 and i want it to be manderal bent so i can't just go to rainbow and get some creased up mess does anyone else know of an inexpensive mid and S pipe or should i go pace setter and scrap the muffler it comes with and just use the pipe...Also if i don't go turbo i remember seeing a mag article that dyno tested most of the headers on the market right now, i think it was in sport compact car but im not sure does anyone have this article,or know of a site devoted to single cams that might have dyno charts to show what parts add the most power??? thanks for all the great suggjestions
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