C6Z gains 166/125rw 627/536rw
#25
I am running LS7 lifter, BTR .685" springs, stock TI intakes and SS exhaust. There is no smoothing on the graph so it is working.
The cam drives very well in my opinion. With a FAST there are barely any issues at all. With the MSD there is some bucking/surging in the lower gears right around the 1,500-1,700 rpm range. In 6th it is gone. But it doesn't hunt for idle or anything like that. It will idle rock solid at 900rpm all day and fires right up in any condition. I drove this car to work everyday in stop and go for a week and it didn't bother me a bit. I daily drove this cam for a year or two in my 02Z. I do think it is at the limit for this platform with a 2.200" in take valve. The car actually didn't surge much at all from the 1,100 to 1,500 range in the lower gears. There wasn't much in the tune that can be done about it with the MSD. I tried everything I could think of. The injectors are just in a bad spot with the MSD and there is only so much that can be done to get them lined up properly and spraying on the back of the intake valve like they should be.
Last edited by Pray; 02-23-2016 at 04:56 AM.
#29
Has anyone run the short or mid length FAST runners on a build like this yet?
#33
Thank you Si. If it wasn't for you and a couple other people I would have given up on all of this a long time ago and just stayed as a parts installer. I am still in the beginning of this journey and hope to get much, much better with time. This is still a second job for me so the learning curve is going to be steep I am sure when I can dedicate more time to it.
#34
FormerVendor
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No problem at all buddy, I'm glad I could lend a very small amount of help to get to where you are today. What some people don't realize is that everyone in this industry started out just like you. Asking questions and figuring out how to do things the right way. Then applying what you have learned from the old timers and even putting your own spin on it.
Just remember that physics rule all in engine building, which you seem to have a great handle on.
Keep it up!
Just remember that physics rule all in engine building, which you seem to have a great handle on.
Keep it up!
#35
No problem at all buddy, I'm glad I could lend a very small amount of help to get to where you are today. What some people don't realize is that everyone in this industry started out just like you. Asking questions and figuring out how to do things the right way. Then applying what you have learned from the old timers and even putting your own spin on it.
Just remember that physics rule all in engine building, which you seem to have a great handle on.
Keep it up!
Just remember that physics rule all in engine building, which you seem to have a great handle on.
Keep it up!