799 heads on an LQ4
Stock 799's with an ms3 and I would say probably 415 to the wheels. The only power you will see with the heads will be from compression alone. The stock 317's have the same ports as the 243's and 799's.
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Does anyone have a cam they would reccommend that would make more power than the MS3 or the same amount power but I could run single valve springs I would really like to keep the valve train weight down if I can
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if you are trying to stay with single beehive springs and not go duals..your looking at cams just under .600 lift maybe slightly higher depending on the springs.
Look at the Tsp cam/spring packages..you can run the cam with better springs and pushrods,ask them what would be the best setup for the gain you want..without flycutting.I think you are pushing that limit where measuring is crucial for ptv.
Look at the Tsp cam/spring packages..you can run the cam with better springs and pushrods,ask them what would be the best setup for the gain you want..without flycutting.I think you are pushing that limit where measuring is crucial for ptv.
