FI/ cam
#1
I'm looking to go to forced induction as well as upgrade to a bigger cam however I'm not sure which to go with first.
I suppose it will come down to what kind of prices I can find for what kinds of performance gains each will offer. So if anyone is considering selling turbos/superchargers by themselves or even as a whole kit, or if anyone is selling a cam and other necessary engine internals let me know.
Thanks!
Alex
I suppose it will come down to what kind of prices I can find for what kinds of performance gains each will offer. So if anyone is considering selling turbos/superchargers by themselves or even as a whole kit, or if anyone is selling a cam and other necessary engine internals let me know.
Thanks!
Alex
#4
Another thing on my mind is whether or not I should get a cam that utilizes vvt or a setup that eliminates it.
Its my understanding that the former will provide more torque with a broader range of power where as the latter will provide more HP however it is more "peakier".
If that's incorrect, let me know, however even if it is correct I don't know which id prefer because I haven't had the luxury of experiencing either.
Any one with some personal experience care to jump in?
Thanks
Alex
Its my understanding that the former will provide more torque with a broader range of power where as the latter will provide more HP however it is more "peakier".
If that's incorrect, let me know, however even if it is correct I don't know which id prefer because I haven't had the luxury of experiencing either.
Any one with some personal experience care to jump in?
Thanks
Alex
#5
turbos have alot of exhaust back pressure. superchargers need a free flowing exhaust.
So turbo cams have single duration say 220/220 vs a supercharger where you will see something like a 218/228 since its getting air ramed down its throat and needs more exh duration for it to get out of the engine.
So turbo cams have single duration say 220/220 vs a supercharger where you will see something like a 218/228 since its getting air ramed down its throat and needs more exh duration for it to get out of the engine.
#6
We offer options for both setups with the vvt or without, personally I would keep the vvt setup, as you are able to control more valve events and potentially make more power. Feel free to give us a call, we can certainly help you out in spec'ing a camshaft for your application.
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#10
D: Tis so expensive.
And yes I know "gotta pay to play" or whatever. Id just really like to get some more power but the only ways I'm seeing to gain anything really noticeable is either a cam or turbo/supercharger and they're both gonna cost me but I think I could get the former for under a thousand where as the latter is going to be at least 4-5 times that.
Suppose I should turn my studying entirely to forced induction and attempt to find deals.
Now that I got my bitching outta the way.
Tx Tahoe, how has that Radix been treating you? Like it?
And yes I know "gotta pay to play" or whatever. Id just really like to get some more power but the only ways I'm seeing to gain anything really noticeable is either a cam or turbo/supercharger and they're both gonna cost me but I think I could get the former for under a thousand where as the latter is going to be at least 4-5 times that.
Suppose I should turn my studying entirely to forced induction and attempt to find deals.
Now that I got my bitching outta the way.
Tx Tahoe, how has that Radix been treating you? Like it?


