New AFR 210 LSX heads
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Damn, I just saw all the parts that you're running and your car must fly. If you don't mind could you PM me what times you run? For my '02 SS A4 i plan going with the AFR 210cc heads, and since I have the auto tranny I like the EPS 222/226 cam, but I'll ask Patrick G to customize it so it's A4 friendly. I know he would only have to adjust the valve timing events. I also like the Vig.3600 #7 stall, but almost every speed shop or customer told be that I'd be better off with the Yank SS3600. On my WS6 I ran a Vig.3600 for 5 years without 1 issue and I ran a 125hp N2O kit. But I've never heard of anyone having any issues with their SS3600. I'll be stuck running the stock rear 10 bolt for a while. But I love the parts and setup that you run. Well done. Oh I almost forgot, I plan on running the TPIS modified LS6 intake. I just rather spend the money on other items that I really need like ARP head bolts, I'll spend more to have my stainless headers coated, I'll upgrade to a higher volume oil pump. And so on. TPIS only charges $350 if you send in your own LS6 intake, which is perfect since the motor will be apart to install the heads and cam. Plus the TPIS LS6 only showed a 4 rwhp difference over the FAST 92. But in the future if I go FI or larger cubes I will have to go with the FAST 102 and paint it black like the one I saw on YouTube.
But thanks for your setup ideas, and again I need to say, I love the setup you went with.
But thanks for your setup ideas, and again I need to say, I love the setup you went with.
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Damn, I just saw all the parts that you're running and your car must fly. If you don't mind could you PM me what times you run? For my '02 SS A4 i plan going with the AFR 210cc heads, and since I have the auto tranny I like the EPS 222/226 cam, but I'll ask Patrick G to customize it so it's A4 friendly. I know he would only have to adjust the valve timing events. I also like the Vig.3600 #7 stall, but almost every speed shop or customer told be that I'd be better off with the Yank SS3600. On my WS6 I ran a Vig.3600 for 5 years without 1 issue and I ran a 125hp N2O kit. But I've never heard of anyone having any issues with their SS3600. I'll be stuck running the stock rear 10 bolt for a while. But I love the parts and setup that you run. Well done. Oh I almost forgot, I plan on running the TPIS modified LS6 intake. I just rather spend the money on other items that I really need like ARP head bolts, I'll spend more to have my stainless headers coated, I'll upgrade to a higher volume oil pump. And so on. TPIS only charges $350 if you send in your own LS6 intake, which is perfect since the motor will be apart to install the heads and cam. Plus the TPIS LS6 only showed a 4 rwhp difference over the FAST 92. But in the future if I go FI or larger cubes I will have to go with the FAST 102 and paint it black like the one I saw on YouTube.
But thanks for your setup ideas, and again I need to say, I love the setup you went with.
But thanks for your setup ideas, and again I need to say, I love the setup you went with.
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Man thats some killer flow numbers...I emailed Tony about the setup that i wanna do
and he was more than helpfull. Since i'll have a A4 tranny i'm going with a slightly smaller cam. I'm going with the EPS 222/226 .598/.598 cam but on a 114 lsa to make it a little more A4 friendly.
Anyway congrads. to the OP on his setup, well done.
and he was more than helpfull. Since i'll have a A4 tranny i'm going with a slightly smaller cam. I'm going with the EPS 222/226 .598/.598 cam but on a 114 lsa to make it a little more A4 friendly.
Anyway congrads. to the OP on his setup, well done.
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Man thats some killer flow numbers...I emailed Tony about the setup that i wanna do
and he was more than helpfull. Since i'll have a A4 tranny i'm going with a slightly smaller cam. I'm going with the EPS 222/226 .598/.598 cam but on a 114 lsa to make it a little more A4 friendly.
Anyway congrads. to the OP on his setup, well done.
and he was more than helpfull. Since i'll have a A4 tranny i'm going with a slightly smaller cam. I'm going with the EPS 222/226 .598/.598 cam but on a 114 lsa to make it a little more A4 friendly.
Anyway congrads. to the OP on his setup, well done.
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Christmas arrived early today, got a box full of some sweet treats from Tony, my FAST 102 with throttle body and injectors arrived, first off, i want to comment on the quality of the finish on the intake, i asked Tony to paint it up for me before it left, the finish is absolutely flawless and looks AMAZING! its going to almost be a crime to install and hide it under the bonnet of the car, next i need to say a big thanks to Tony for packaging everything so superbly, there's always an element of "what if" when shipping gear thousands of miles away and he did an outstanding job of making sure that everything was well wrapped and neatly packed within the box, Tony, thanks man for your help getting this stuff over, you are a legend, cars gonna go into the shop shortly to have the rest of the induction sorted and get a final tune done, looking forward to seeing the end results but more looking forwards to getting some seat time after the smoke has cleared (already have a spare set of toyo T1R's sitting in the shed on standby lol)
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thanks dude, its great fun to drive, can be a handful in the wet though lol, it certainly raises a few eyebrows in the local ricer community
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Hi Matt,
Good to see your Fast Manifold /Throttle Body etc has arrived. Will be interesting to see the final outcome on the dyno. I have a SV8 ute with similar motor specs to yours. I see you want to put the Maloo down the 1/4mile at Ruapuna Park. I try to get to every meeting that they hold there and the last one we were at was fantastic. It was the Muscle car & Hot rod meet. Track wasn't the best but the 104 cars that turned up had a ball. Look forward to seeing you there. They are a great bunch of guys.
Good to see your Fast Manifold /Throttle Body etc has arrived. Will be interesting to see the final outcome on the dyno. I have a SV8 ute with similar motor specs to yours. I see you want to put the Maloo down the 1/4mile at Ruapuna Park. I try to get to every meeting that they hold there and the last one we were at was fantastic. It was the Muscle car & Hot rod meet. Track wasn't the best but the 104 cars that turned up had a ball. Look forward to seeing you there. They are a great bunch of guys.