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Originally posted by omega11855@Aug 22 2003, 10:10 AM
when u get those cams installed in ur car it will prob be a good idea to set vtec any where between 5900-6400 because at stock vtec gsr 4400 they will bog way the f-- out just a little tip of cours of course dyno tuning only real way to verify
Originally posted by B16@Aug 22 2003, 01:53 PM
nice numbers, but it does look like you need to lower your vtec point, look at how high it jumps where it kicks in, it should be a smooth transition. best thing to do is first set vtec eng. high, do a run, set vtec low,do a run, where the torque curves cross, that is where you should set your vtec.
[edit] now that i'm looking at it in more detail, it looks like you do switch right where tq starts to fall on the primary lobe, guess with those cams primary lobe is like stock vtec cams and vtec lobe is pretty wild.
omega11855 Posted on Aug 22 2003, 11:41 AM
[img ]Dyno SHEET TO LOOK AT[/img ]
I guess not everyone
Originally posted by omega11855@Aug 22 2003, 03:48 PM
oo by the way i wish ur dyno sheet was in rpm