b18c1 headwork
how necessary are these upgrades running 15-20lbs boost ona built bottom end - port and polish, oversized valves, springs retainers. etc? worth it, or overkill? (i'll have the head off anway...)
You can run stock head with built bottom end. However you may get more power of the motor if you have the head ported. When a head is ported you are allowing more air to travel at a faster rate. More air, more fuel, more spark = more combustion. Which in turns makes more power.
You can run stock head with built bottom end. However you may get more power of the motor if you have the head ported. When a head is ported you are allowing more air to travel at a faster rate. More air, more fuel, more spark = more combustion. Which in turns makes more power.
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100,000 miles old. last 10,000 were turboed. then piston #4 said ..."good-bye, nice knowing ya..."
but i wonder, could there be any other reason besides a melted piston or broken ring lands causing 50% loss during leakdown test - coming out my valve cover? pffffffffffffffffff
but i wonder, could there be any other reason besides a melted piston or broken ring lands causing 50% loss during leakdown test - coming out my valve cover? pffffffffffffffffff
Here is a dyno with a built motor and stock head. I want to say it was at 15psi, but it just may have been at 19psi.
His setup if I remember correctly was:
Drag 3 turbo kit
Thermal 3"
VFAC
RC 370cc injectors
Cartech FMU(set at 6:1)
cam gears
sleaved benson block with 9:1 CR
Stock head
His setup if I remember correctly was:
Drag 3 turbo kit
Thermal 3"
VFAC
RC 370cc injectors
Cartech FMU(set at 6:1)
cam gears
sleaved benson block with 9:1 CR
Stock head
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