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Old Dec 31, 2011, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by vmrevo9
I would say on a IX thats pretty spot on but on an 8 hks cams do provide a nice loop. Even BC 272's provided a nice loop on my friends 8.

My IX barely sounds like it has cams and im running S2s with idle set to 1030 timing at 6* and mivec at 0. I guess i can lower the idle but i do not want to create issues doing so.
Since you're on a IX you can add a bit of MIVEC advance at idle to get some more lope. I'm running 6° MIVEC at idle on Cosworth M2's, idling at 900. 12 degrees timing at idle. I get just a slight lope; just enough to tell the car has cams, not enough to shake apart the whole interior
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i've tried that before and it seemed to cause slight idle issues. i can hear the lope but its nothing like an 8 would have.


heres a clip of my buddies evo 8 that i have been working on with HKS 272s and a muffler delete pipe.
http://youtu.be/ePCUlPjFn14

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Originally Posted by Raptord
Since you're on a IX you can add a bit of MIVEC advance at idle to get some more lope. I'm running 6° MIVEC at idle on Cosworth M2's, idling at 900. 12 degrees timing at idle. I get just a slight lope; just enough to tell the car has cams, not enough to shake apart the whole interior
please post a video i want to hear how it sounds since i have similar cams
Old Jan 1, 2012, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by ezz-e
please post a video i want to hear how it sounds since i have similar cams
Short clip:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4g5Q...ature=youtu.be
Old Jan 1, 2012, 02:30 PM
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Got lope?

http://s24.photobucket.com/albums/c3...-40-44_599.mp4

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Old Jan 2, 2012, 12:32 PM
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Kinda surprised no one brought up the FP4/5Rs those have the best sounding lope ive ever heard on an 8.
The sucky thing about cam lope is the driveability of the car will suffer, around town at those low RPMs is sometimes very unpleasant.
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^^^good point!
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I actually plan to remove a bit of my choppy idle. Not a fan of the crappy initial start off/parkin lot maneuvers that result from "that cool sound"
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Yeah, unstable idle results in unreliable take-off's. It generally requires a quick blip of the gas before starting from a stop. If you take off during one of the lower RPM lopes, it may want to stall and make you look like a silly noob.

-Jamie
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Originally Posted by Dynotech Tuning
If you take off during one of the lower RPM lopes, it may want to stall and make you look like a silly noob.
Oh how I know what you're talking about
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Originally Posted by Dynotech Tuning
Yeah, unstable idle results in unreliable take-off's. It generally requires a quick blip of the gas before starting from a stop. If you take off during one of the lower RPM lopes, it may want to stall and make you look like a silly noob.

-Jamie
happened to me pulling into a meet, everyone was looking, and my car decided to go to sleep
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Originally Posted by Dynotech Tuning
Yeah, unstable idle results in unreliable take-off's. It generally requires a quick blip of the gas before starting from a stop. If you take off during one of the lower RPM lopes, it may want to stall and make you look like a silly noob.

-Jamie
Throw in a twin - and no rotating inertia..
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Originally Posted by xRoguex
Throw in a twin - and no rotating inertia..
if you think its bad in a evo try a rx-7 with a twin 1.3 rotary ftl
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Lol, 90% of the evo's I've driven are rocking' an Exedy Twin. I honestly think an Exedy twin is far easier to drive than a heavy 2600lb single disc.

-Jamie
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heres my hks 272's

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaX0x6ULBjk


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