Will this clear the vq35 swapped cars
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With the bellmouths oriented towards the vertical, the top of the plenum would need to be as high as possible. (obviously still has to clear the 350Z hood and strut bar)
Maybe it is just the way the light is reflecting off the aluminum, but it looks like a hard edge between the radius of the bellmouth and the passage down to the LIM.
Maybe it is just the way the light is reflecting off the aluminum, but it looks like a hard edge between the radius of the bellmouth and the passage down to the LIM.
If you read the posts, I think he says it would peak N/A at around 9000rpm, which means torque would be killed for those of us not revving that high. He said it might start building power around 6500rpm.
Originally Posted by 96sleeper
If you read the posts, I think he says it would peak N/A at around 9000rpm, which means torque would be killed for those of us not revving that high. He said it might start building power around 6500rpm.
Originally Posted by liqidvenom
why sigh.....emanage ultimate shall get u the revs ur looking for my sonh
Originally Posted by nismology
That's only half the battle. Can the stock valvetrain and rods handle that on a consistent basis?
and im sure people would only get up that high for a short while....
i'm assuming there will be a cover with a single tb setup similar to 350z IM.
the work is very nice, eye candy..
rev limit is not everything.. area UNDER the hp curve and shape of torque curve is where the true results will show themselves.
good find kevlo!
the work is very nice, eye candy..
rev limit is not everything.. area UNDER the hp curve and shape of torque curve is where the true results will show themselves.
good find kevlo!
of course it's not...but that doesn't mean we can't appreciate that aspect of it...and without dynoe's and proof of gains/performance...that's all we can oogle at for the time being...
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Don't know but I would make it clear
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