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Old 05-08-2009, 10:34 AM
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Default Alittle TSP228R, TEA/TFS 215's with nice power !!

We finished up this combo yesterday and just thought I would share the results ! This a great daily driver combo that will run its *** off at the track !! Not to shabby for a stalled A4 car.


2002 SS Stock bottom

TEA/TFS 215's (milled to 62cc)
TSP 228R cam 114LSA
TFS Pushrods
Yella Terra Ultralites
TSP Ported FAST 92
PTM 95 TB
85mm MAF
FTRA 85mm Lid
Powerbond U/D pulley
Pacesetter LT's
TSP Catted Y
GMMG catback (no cutout)
Racetronix 37# injectors
Yank SS3600
3.73's
R.P.M. Tune (Garner, NC)




The converter was locked on this run

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nice.
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Nice power, but why the low trq?
Looks real nice, but i would think a no split cam like the 228/228 would make just more trq. Could it be the exhaust?
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Was the intake inlet opened to 95mm to match the tb ??

Awesome results for a stalled, and geared a4 !! You think she's got some high 10's in her ??
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Nice power, but why the low trq?
Looks real nice, but i would think a no split cam like the 228/228 would make just more trq. Could it be the exhaust?
Thats what I was thinking with the catted-y and GMMG catback.
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Originally Posted by allngn_c5
Was the intake inlet opened to 95mm to match the tb ??

Awesome results for a stalled, and geared a4 !! You think she's got some high 10's in her ??

Yes sir !
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Nice numbers guys! Pretty impressive for a stalled auto through cats!
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I agree nice power but why does the trq come in so late. The trq doesn't hit 350 till 3700rpms. It climbs pretty quick after that though.
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Nice power, but why the low trq?
Looks real nice, but i would think a no split cam like the 228/228 would make just more trq. Could it be the exhaust?
It's because he's not using TSP 5.3 heads.
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Torque coming in late might be because of how automatics with high stall converters can often skew the dyno results a few hundred rpm later. Of course, the cam may not have any advance ground in and a late intake valve close could soften low rpm torque some too. I think the results are incredible myself.
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Great results through the stalled auto!

Originally Posted by allngn_c5
Was the intake inlet opened to 95mm to match the tb ??

Awesome results for a stalled, and geared a4 !! You think she's got some high 10's in her ??
No reason that car shouldn't hit 10s all day long! A stalled auto with 3.73s making that kind of power? The only thing holding it back would be tires.
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what were the numbers cant see them at work...also how is the ls6 intake working out for you...
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Originally Posted by chrs1313
what were the numbers cant see them at work...also how is the ls6 intake working out for you...

442 rwhp and 395 rwtq ... The intake looked good man ! Thanks for hooking me up !
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Great numbers and great work on the tune RPM.

I'd be happy with those numbers with M6 Let alone a Stalled , and greared A4 Thats awesome.
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Originally Posted by jkbadz28
We finished up this combo yesterday and just thought I would share the results ! This a great daily driver combo that will run its *** off at the track !! Not to shabby for a stalled A4 car.


2002 SS Stock bottom

TEA/TFS 215's (milled to 62cc)
TSP 228R cam 114LSA
TFS Pushrods
Yella Terra Ultralites
TSP Ported FAST 92
PTM 95 TB
85mm MAF
FTRA 85mm Lid
Powerbond U/D pulley
Pacesetter LT's
TSP Catted Y
GMMG catback (no cutout)
Racetronix 37# injectors
Yank SS3600
3.73's
R.P.M. Tune (Garner, NC)




The converter was locked on this run


Any Ryan does it again!! Great job guys.

Jason, when are you going to post some times of your car?
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Torque coming in late might be because of how automatics with high stall converters can often skew the dyno results a few hundred rpm later. Of course, the cam may not have any advance ground in and a late intake valve close could soften low rpm torque some too. I think the results are incredible myself.
I was refering to the amount of torque at peak (should have specified). I find 395 low for this type of single pattern cam (from what I usualy see). So I am just wondering as to what alltogether could cause that. Is it more exhaust related? Head related? A trend with those heads? a combo of both? Both + something else? Else being FAST 92 (I've seen a drop in trq by adding that intake on another single pattern cam, wondering about that too??)
I have no direct experience with TFS and I am curious.

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Jason, you did a hell of a job on the car. Great job as always from the RPM crew. I appreciate the time you took to help me get the perfect setup for what i wanted
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Nice numbers!Made almost as much as I did with a similar cam and im an M6.
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
I was refering to the amount of torque at peak (should have specified). I find 395 low for this type of single pattern cam (from what I usualy see). So I am just wondering as to what alltogether could cause that. Is it more exhaust related? Head related? A trend with those heads? a combo of both? Both + something else? Else being FAST 92 (I've seen a drop in trq by adding that intake on another single pattern cam, wondering about that too??)
I have no direct experience with TFS and I am curious.


When i spoke with Jason yesterday he said it was the Catted Y and the GMMG that is holding back a little.
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Great numbers!



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