Finally some #'s to give you!
#41
Those numbers are mean. Get that 7k redline bud. Anyone else notice the HP is still going up at redline for him whereas a normal VI dyno has the hp going down a little bit from about 6100- redline? Nice.
BTW I paid $1250 for a peak gain of about 3whp. Peak numbers don't mean much when you're racing. Area under the curve is what matters.
BTW I paid $1250 for a peak gain of about 3whp. Peak numbers don't mean much when you're racing. Area under the curve is what matters.
#43
Originally Posted by Nealoc187
Those numbers are mean. Get that 7k redline bud. Anyone else notice the HP is still going up at redline for him whereas a normal VI dyno has the hp going down a little bit from about 6100- redline? Nice.
BTW I paid $1250 for a peak gain of about 3whp. Peak numbers don't mean much when you're racing. Area under the curve is what matters.
BTW I paid $1250 for a peak gain of about 3whp. Peak numbers don't mean much when you're racing. Area under the curve is what matters.
As for peak #'s not meaning **** Right on brotha!!
#45
Those are excellent results I've seen simular gains from cams + exhaust in other nissan engines like the SR20DE and VG30E. Also you can get a JWT ecu in your 99 but you will have to rewire a few pins/sensors. For one thing nissan switched the pins for the crank and camshaft position sensors in the 99 vs 95-96 and the inhibitor switch is now on pin #27. The other differences are emission related and shouldn't affect engine performance much.
#46
Iron Lung. If you are still having VI vacuum canister problems. Just delete it and just use a little one way valve and a longer length of vacuum hose. It's just a storage device. Unless you need to hold the VI open for a long length of time(ie... more than 15-25 seconds), the longer length of hose and the 1-way valve should work just fine.
#47
Originally Posted by Nismo87SE
Those are excellent results I've seen simular gains from cams + exhaust in other nissan engines like the SR20DE and VG30E. Also you can get a JWT ecu in your 99 but you will have to rewire a few pins/sensors. For one thing nissan switched the pins for the crank and camshaft position sensors in the 99 vs 95-96 and the inhibitor switch is now on pin #27. The other differences are emission related and shouldn't affect engine performance much.
All that plus one other peice of material...............NVIS...aka chipped key
#48
Thanks Nismo87SE and Jeff92se for the information and ideas. I think I'm going to try the stock intake manifold and try to build up the midrange a bit, even out the power band a bit. I think with the stock intake and an exhaust cutout should produce a better powerband.
A couple of vids of the exhaust without teh muffler connected have been posted on the AZ board(thanks Steve and Danny). http://forums.azmaximas.org/viewtopic.php?t=404
A couple of vids of the exhaust without teh muffler connected have been posted on the AZ board(thanks Steve and Danny). http://forums.azmaximas.org/viewtopic.php?t=404
#57
I had to bring this back i cant stop thinking how much power these will give me 7000+ rpms.
I launch around 4000 rpm already,dont think ill lose any time from lowend loss.I should have the cams and lighter valvetrain installed in the late fall car tuned with the e-manage and a dyno.
I launch around 4000 rpm already,dont think ill lose any time from lowend loss.I should have the cams and lighter valvetrain installed in the late fall car tuned with the e-manage and a dyno.
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