JWT cams and ECU
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JWT cams and ECU
I want the ECU now but plan on getting the cams this coming winter. Is there a different ECU for the cams? And with springs and retainers what rev limit should i get? I was thinking if the ECU is the same i would get one now with 7600 limit and mayby limit it with a MSD box untill i get the cams. thanks
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Re: JWT cams and ECU
Originally posted by krismax
I want the ECU now but plan on getting the cams this coming winter. Is there a different ECU for the cams? And with springs and retainers what rev limit should i get? I was thinking if the ECU is the same i would get one now with 7600 limit and mayby limit it with a MSD box untill i get the cams. thanks
I want the ECU now but plan on getting the cams this coming winter. Is there a different ECU for the cams? And with springs and retainers what rev limit should i get? I was thinking if the ECU is the same i would get one now with 7600 limit and mayby limit it with a MSD box untill i get the cams. thanks
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Re: Re: JWT cams and ECU
Originally posted by Nealoc187
I wondered the same thing. I never thought to ask while I was on the phone with JWT though. I wouldn't worry about the 7600RPM limiter, just don't rev it that high until you get the cams and valvesprings. I wonder how far we can wind this motor out with cams and springs and retainers anyhow, 8000rpm VQ sounds nice to me
I wondered the same thing. I never thought to ask while I was on the phone with JWT though. I wouldn't worry about the 7600RPM limiter, just don't rev it that high until you get the cams and valvesprings. I wonder how far we can wind this motor out with cams and springs and retainers anyhow, 8000rpm VQ sounds nice to me
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i thought that our engines started to choke after 5 or 6000 rpms due to the manifold. do you guys have or are getting MEVI's or something. Id love to see a vq rev past 7000 rpms with out any worry. I wish my max was a 5spd so i could take advantage of higher rev lmits. Is there anything i can do to make my auto take advantages of higher rev limit.
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I think our motors can easily handle 7500rpms, the problem is the valve springs. If we didn't have FOUR cams to replace, the JWT cams would be on my list along with their valve springs. I'm going to check my Chilton's manual to see just how intensive the cams are to replace.
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Re: Re: Re: JWT cams and ECU
Originally posted by krismax
Yes 8000RPM would be nice but i didnt think our engine could take it?or would it pull to 8000RPM. Well i'll be going to the track this saturday to see how my pathfinder TB fairs. And hopfully good gains from y-pipe and ACT. Did you go to the track today?
Yes 8000RPM would be nice but i didnt think our engine could take it?or would it pull to 8000RPM. Well i'll be going to the track this saturday to see how my pathfinder TB fairs. And hopfully good gains from y-pipe and ACT. Did you go to the track today?
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Originally posted by Odie96
Can you keep us posted on that Pathfinder throttle body? I read about someone else having one today and I was wondering what kind of improvement I'd expect by getting one. Do you have cams or anything other than the Y-pipe and I'm guessing intake that would have to do with intake or exhaust?
Can you keep us posted on that Pathfinder throttle body? I read about someone else having one today and I was wondering what kind of improvement I'd expect by getting one. Do you have cams or anything other than the Y-pipe and I'm guessing intake that would have to do with intake or exhaust?
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Originally posted by Dave B
I think our motors can easily handle 7500rpms, the problem is the valve springs. If we didn't have FOUR cams to replace, the JWT cams would be on my list along with their valve springs. I'm going to check my Chilton's manual to see just how intensive the cams are to replace.
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I think our motors can easily handle 7500rpms, the problem is the valve springs. If we didn't have FOUR cams to replace, the JWT cams would be on my list along with their valve springs. I'm going to check my Chilton's manual to see just how intensive the cams are to replace.
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