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Old 01-09-2015, 05:58 PM
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I would like to see some pics of your different IC/heat exchanger setup. Also, what brand dyno, and who tuned it?
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"Mod Mafia" tuned it, they added a speed density tune for me to go with my maf tune. It's a dynojet 224.

It's a froozen boost ic with 3 fans on it in the lower air dam, normal Bosch pump.

The rears took a little work but it's completely doable. Look in the "overdriven rears" thread for info on what I used.
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Thanks for the info. Nice numbers, makes me not feel so bad for missing a 122 that was in eBay earlier this week.
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I took one video, not sure how to upload it, but it is from the rear so more exhaust than blower. I also have one in the car on the drive home with good blower whine. Shoot me your email and I'll send them.

Boost was 175 kpa so just under 11 psi boost.
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Originally Posted by Blown C5
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I always say if money were no object, I'd go forged bottom end, ported M122 with 1:1 rears, 102mm TB, ported heads, decent cam, all that jazz...that'd be a decent V2 killer
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Originally Posted by bmylez
I always say if money were no object, I'd go forged bottom end, ported M122 with 1:1 rears, 102mm TB, ported heads, decent cam, all that jazz...that'd be a decent V2 killer
Hell it looks like you got the cam, bolt the rest on! Speaking of, how bad is it installing a cam?
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This cam would not be good for a blower, that's for sure. Considering all the custom work you've done with your s/c setup, a cam would not be difficult for you at all. I had a friend help me who had previously done 6 other cam installs, so I didn't go it alone. If you want to take your time and can afford to have your car down for a weekend, cam job is no big deal. If you're crunched for time and hit a snag, that would be the only way for it to be sucky. Just follow the write-up on here by lollygagger.
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try LPE GT-9 cam. That will really open her up and keep a reasonable idle and purr for you...

I was goin to use it for a NA project but the cost for me to swap from my LS7 using 1.85 with 0.660 lift springs and TI retainers to that cam and proper springs was a little out of my budget...
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Any luck with those vids?
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Any luck with those vids?
I emailed it to you last week right?

NAF, I was looking at some lingenfelter cams but heard a coupe people say not to use them. It's hard to tell I those were good opinions or not. I'm leaning more towards a Brian Tooley cam or a custom grind at the moment. The BTR3 sounds nice at idle on the V2's. It's meant for retangular port heads but I will likely switch to those sometime in the future anyway. Have you heard anything about the BTR cams?
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Originally Posted by 2007V
I emailed it to you last week right?

NAF, I was looking at some lingenfelter cams but heard a coupe people say not to use them. It's hard to tell I those were good opinions or not. I'm leaning more towards a Brian Tooley cam or a custom grind at the moment. The BTR3 sounds nice at idle on the V2's. It's meant for retangular port heads but I will likely switch to those sometime in the future anyway. Have you heard anything about the BTR cams?
Just got the dyno graph.



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