Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
i gaurantee that 100% VE is not achieved at any point on the new engine, especially not at such a low RPM. Sure resonant tuning will help, but with a fixed inlet length its going to be in one area, but its not going to help being low rpm VE anywhere near 100% simply due to the fact the velocity...
trust me, even at those speeds you will not generate any positive pressure.
And an engine will never run out of air.
I once read an article that demonstrated at about 160mph you can generate, with a perfect ram air system (which is highly complex) about 0.3psi, and to generate a single...
DO NOT take the cam cover off.
The cam bearings are built into the cam cover, you will require removal of the cambelt, and the timing tools required to re-time the engine ones you have taken them off.
Then the torque procedure for the cam cover must be followed.
The RS has hydraulic...
its just a near impossibility to work with the a/c equipped cars as drive for the supercharger is just impossible to get off the existing aux setup.
And the cup market is too small for anybody to really warrent any development intrest.
That setup might look tidy, but with zero...
i always felt the phs1 was better. It had a 2 better designed cats on the early ones that then got replaced with cheaper items. The cylinder head is miles better, the throttle body is slightly larger, the airbox has a larger filter area.
And they always seemed fastest despite slightly longer...
you sure your not talking about the 738? The 736 is the phs2 RS.
The 182 has the RS inlet manfold and a 4-2-1 ex manifold.
All stages have revised engine management and mapping aswell.
i've always found the MK1 RS to have the best drive, but the cylinder heads on them tend to be best on...
i find the vette the easiest to just sling around without worries, no brainer.
I do like Enna aswell, its awesome flatout, then braking the chicanes...good fun.
Enna in a.........erm.............saleen then.
Brb
IMO, the feeling is snatchy, they are inaccurate, foul the underside of the car in most cases, are expensive and dont save any shifting time at all.
And overspeeding the shifts on these gearbox's just leads to accelerated wear.
No, we have batches done before hand.
CNC is quick, but you still have to square the jig before you run the program, so its about 20 mins per manifold but we do 2 at a time.
We have them in stock on the shelf.