FMS F4 Cam dyno
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FMS F4 Cam dyno I was a little dissapointed in my low dyno numbers with the F4 cam;
Before cam: 326rwhp/330rwtq
After cam and AP pulley: 350rwhp/330rwtq (30* timing, 13.0 AFR, 0 knock)
Now this doesnt tell the whole story. their is a lot of hp under the curve, but not as much tq. I guess the real story will unfold at the track.
What else is everyone putting down with this cam??
Before cam: 326rwhp/330rwtq
After cam and AP pulley: 350rwhp/330rwtq (30* timing, 13.0 AFR, 0 knock)
Now this doesnt tell the whole story. their is a lot of hp under the curve, but not as much tq. I guess the real story will unfold at the track.
What else is everyone putting down with this cam??
Last edited by rmclean99; Aug 14, 2004 at 07:46 PM.
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Yeah, it looks like it makes good power up top (about the same under 4.8K). I just ordered a cutout to see if that helps any.
Candy, those numbers are unlocked. I guess I am not too worried as long as I get some decent times out of it.
It is tuned pretty good with negative Ltrims at part throttle, 13.0 AFR at WOT, 30* timing, and 0 KR.
Candy, those numbers are unlocked. I guess I am not too worried as long as I get some decent times out of it.
It is tuned pretty good with negative Ltrims at part throttle, 13.0 AFR at WOT, 30* timing, and 0 KR.
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Originally Posted by rmclean99
I was a little dissapointed in my low dyno numbers with the F4 cam;
Before cam: 326rwhp/330rwtq
After cam and AP pulley: 350rwhp/330rwtq (30* timing, 13.0 AFR, 0 knock)
Now this doesnt tell the whole story. their is a lot of hp under the curve, but not as much tq. I guess the real story will unfold at the track.
What else is everyone putting down with this cam??
Before cam: 326rwhp/330rwtq
After cam and AP pulley: 350rwhp/330rwtq (30* timing, 13.0 AFR, 0 knock)
Now this doesnt tell the whole story. their is a lot of hp under the curve, but not as much tq. I guess the real story will unfold at the track.
What else is everyone putting down with this cam??
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Like I said the peak numbers dont tell the whole story. Under the curve the torque extends out much further in the rpm range (probably gained 30rwtq under the curve).
This was done on a dynojet. Gears are 3.42.
This was done on a dynojet. Gears are 3.42.
See my signature. However, the before cam install #s were 350hp 372tq. And... my closed cutout numbers were 368hp and 364 tq. I emailed Futural Motors in regards to the torque numbers (or lack thereof) and they did not respond. I had it LS1 Edit tuned by one of our sponsors. The torque curve takes a nosedive at 5000 rpms, but the hp remains high and flat through 6500.
