JAS's Rebuild and twincam conversion. 302kw atw baby!!!
why dont you whip your cams down to kelfords? Peter Kennard there did an amazing job on mine
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^^^^^ I second that .bridgey wrote:why dont you whip your cams down to kelfords? Peter Kennard there did an amazing job on mine
When we were over in NZ on holiday I had the taxi drive from the airport to our hotel in Cathedral Square via Kelfords to pick up my 264/270 cams and springs :D
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I've had mine since 03 07 92
85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
THE OLDER I GET THE FASTER I WAS
GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
THE OLDER I GET THE FASTER I WAS
GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
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There are lots of other variables as well - compression ratio, plenum chamber size etc, and the fact that the VR-4 has dual runner manifold which at low rpms negates the fact that it has big ports.
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would you mind explaining this a bit more?dirtygalant wrote: the VR-4 has dual runner manifold which at low rpms negates the fact that it has big ports.
quest wrote:don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lolWANTSOM wrote:Personally, I find sloppy boxes very unsatisfying. I like them tight and taught to the point that if you dont have to push to get it in then its probably too old and time to get a new one :P
Sure is mate! :beer Thanks for that mental image
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haha yes. Ill do that now :)
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JDM E39A Galant VR-4s have an inlet manifold with dual runners, ie two runners per port. Of these 8 runners, 4 of them have butterfly valves in them controlled by a vacuum diaphragm, a reservior and a series of solenoids. At low rpms the butterflies close off so only 4 of the 8 runners flow air - this greatly helps with low and mid-range torque delivery as the velocity is increased. At high rpms the butterflies will open for maximum flow. It is a bit of a comprimise but it appears to work relatively well, until you are chasing maximum power numbers. It works exactly the same as Toyota's TVIS and is not to be confused with dual length runner manifolds which work differently, like the E33A Galant AMG inlet manifold and the inlet manifolds on Verada/Magna V6 and HJ Galant V6 engines.thrash wrote:would you mind explaining this a bit more?dirtygalant wrote: the VR-4 has dual runner manifold which at low rpms negates the fact that it has big ports.
Here's a video further explaining it -
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also Jas, not sure if this would help but a friend of mine upgraded to 264 cams in his Evo4 and he feels it greatly improved his mid-range power/torque, before he feels it didn't have as much mid-range it could have. I think he's running an Evo9 TD06-20g turbo, larger injectors, lots of boost etc. It's putting out something like 240kws at the wheels anyway.
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Im making 258.9kws at the wheels. 347hp times 0.746 is 258.9 kws.dirtygalant wrote:also Jas, not sure if this would help but a friend of mine upgraded to 264 cams in his Evo4 and he feels it greatly improved his mid-range power/torque, before he feels it didn't have as much mid-range it could have. I think he's running an Evo9 TD06-20g turbo, larger injectors, lots of boost etc. It's putting out something like 240kws at the wheels anyway.
240kws sounds a bit low. Or maybe my hp is where it should be...
Mine will always be higher than a evo as its only going through the rear wheels and hasnt got the extra loss a 4WD system would have.
Anyway, I priced up a set of 264s and some springs with kelford yesterday. Around a grand trade price plus GST. But I dont want to spend another grand on it at this stage.
And to be honest its plenty fast enough for me at this stage anyway...
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Was gonna ask whats it like in the real world? (if you can find a flat road anywhere) I decided when I did a mates car to 290kw that I didn't want or need that kind of power in a road car.JAS wrote:And to be honest its plenty fast enough for me at this stage anyway...
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