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Also, you said you are in need of a tune in your sig...so you might just want to have the tune done on it. Might pick up some power from a retune.
Originally Posted by amoosenamedhank
Did you have the car tuned for these cams or did you just do a couple of pulls? My base run with cams was 265rwhp and I picked up over 20rwhp from the tune.
Originally Posted by boduke0220
Thats about 25-30rwhp less than what it should be..did you get a tune?
Originally Posted by amoosenamedhank
Good point, take this thing to the track and see what it traps... that will give you an idea of how it's performing.
But to my first point, if this thing hasn't been tuned since the cams, lay off it because you're probably going pretty lean up top.
Originally Posted by 945LSTANG
+1 on the dyno tune suggestions if you haven't already gotten one.
read this...
Originally Posted by 02 Silver GT
I went and got my car dyno tuned today and it only put down 271RWHP and 282RWTQ :
Ya those numbers are with the tune the base numbers were like 250-260 and no i didnt degree them i just set up the timing with the factory cam gears and the timing marks
Retarding the cams would result in a lose in JUST the midrange, right? Or would it affect the top end also?
If they weren't both the same it could cause on bank to have lower compression,hurting the power the whole powerband. A compression check will tell you pretty fast.
My tuner called a few weeks ago telling me about a Procharged Mach he was tuning that was about 100 rwhp shy of expectations. I suggested a bank to bank compression check since the motor had been assembled by the owner. Found one intake cam had slipped a couple of teeth during assembly. Lucky it didn't have any PTV. After degreeing the cams they picked up the lost 100rwhp.