Getting to 400 Horse Power
the auto will eat some more hp than the manual will. the hot cam is the 218/227 .525/.525 cam it could be close, but you might want abit more cam to hit 400wheel. something in the higher 220's duration
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You can net 400 flywheel horsepower with nothing but bolt-ons. What converter? You DO want a high stall converter before you get a cam...and start saving money for a tranny rebuild.
Heads/cam/stalled A4 can make 400 rwhp. FYI: The hotcam leaves power on the table, if you are at all concerned with power/track times get a better cam.
I personally wouldnt waste the time...Id go bigger off the bat knowing what I know now.
I dont mind going up in cam I am a new comer to cam & heads ive always been just bolt ons so I dont want a cam that is crazy expensive, rough idle, or too much for the stock tranny and rearend any suggestions on one that meets all these and will net 400+rwhp?
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...I was under the impression (from my performance shop and tuner) that a cam with a 112 LSA was not the best friend to an A4??? something to do with the chop and making it idle...and I thought the "hot cam" was a 112LSA...
I was going to also go this route with my C5 (along with LS6 heads) but was turned off when I was told that it would not be a good daily driver cam???
With bolt ons and the TR224 on a LSA 114, im at just under 370 RWHP. When I get my AFR 205s at 63CC, Ill be just over 400 RWHP.
This is done with not a radical cam, and heads not milled to much. My compression will be 10.8:1. Very safe for 91 or 93 oct fuel on a hot summer day.
Sure guys are milling heads to 59cc, 11.4:1 compression, and running .600 lift cams, putting dowm more than 450 RWHP. Im sure that's crazy fun power, but my car will last longer and have less issues ( I hope ).
Im willing to give up 50 RWHP and drive the car for another 20 years without anything major breaking.


