-=CC 218/218 .563 UPDATE!=-
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Installed the cam on sunday and was going to wait to dyno it until I got the headers but. but I got anxious and went ahead and dynode it. Anywho with just the cam alone....
Previous 339/340
With Cam 363/349!!!
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Previous 339/340
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yea I am going to get tuning soooner or later. and the peak hp was at 6100 where stock rev limiter cam on, it was still climbing. Need to bump it up some. the torque was 349, I was told it was low because it was stock tuning.
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Your going to be amazed at the gains once you have the headers installed. I have basically the same cam (MMS 218/218), stock heads and a A4. I just pulled 377RWHP 366RWTQ SAE corrected with stock 2000 pcm tuning on my 2001. I went with the 2000 pcm because of the additional timing over the 2001.
Check back after your header install, I bet you pull atleast 380RWHP with your M6.
Check back after your header install, I bet you pull atleast 380RWHP with your M6.
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It may also be that your torque will climb when you bump the rev limit. With the amount of lift you have it seems like it should. Also agree that headers will make a difference.
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Yep, This cam is great. I dynoed 332 rwhp in an A4 w/o headers. You really need to up your limiter as mine was 330rwhp @ 6000 all the way to 6500. Peaked at 332 @ 6250.
Dyno tuning helped my lower rpms but showed little gain up top. Maybe with headers it would be different.
Have fun with the cam.
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Dyno tuning helped my lower rpms but showed little gain up top. Maybe with headers it would be different.
Have fun with the cam.
- Tom
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