Tr224 Lsa
#12
I used to have a TB stall with the TR220 in my ext cab... the TB stall is not enough, I changed to the 2800 and it was a BIG difference.... if you plan on changing the converter later on then go with a tr220 +, if not I wouldnt go bigger than a 216/220 like tx suggested...
#14
Originally Posted by 5.3serria03
yeah i can definatly go with a bigger stall later funding just doesn't allow it at the moment. so i'm probably looking at some low end bog with a tb stall and a tr224 then?
#17
If you have to spread the LSA to maintain a certain idle quality, you have too much duration. Duration and LSA give a certain amount of overlap. Overlap degrades the idle quality. An increase in duration equals more overlap. Tightening the LSA increases overlap.
So, if a TR224-112 is too much cam. Keep the 112 and drop down to the TR220.
So, if a TR224-112 is too much cam. Keep the 112 and drop down to the TR220.
#18
Originally Posted by Sport Side
If you have to spread the LSA to maintain a certain idle quality, you have too much duration. Duration and LSA give a certain amount of overlap. Overlap degrades the idle quality. An increase in duration equals more overlap. Tightening the LSA increases overlap.
So, if a TR224-112 is too much cam. Keep the 112 and drop down to the TR220.
So, if a TR224-112 is too much cam. Keep the 112 and drop down to the TR220.
#20
Originally Posted by Sport Side
If you have to spread the LSA to maintain a certain idle quality, you have too much duration. Duration and LSA give a certain amount of overlap. Overlap degrades the idle quality. An increase in duration equals more overlap. Tightening the LSA increases overlap.
So, if a TR224-112 is too much cam. Keep the 112 and drop down to the TR220.
So, if a TR224-112 is too much cam. Keep the 112 and drop down to the TR220.
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