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Old Mar 15, 2009, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by SRT-TO-EVO
I would check this thread before running GSC's.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...m-snapped.html
There's definitely something going on here, but...........in the meantime there are the FP4R cams that appear to be safe.

Funny, I am building up the parts to go Full BBK and the GSC S2 cams were next on the list, but..............
Old Mar 15, 2009, 07:11 PM
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HKS 272's stock valve train.. spool is GREAT!! recovery between shifts..GREAT..BBK with NLTS....JUST N A S T Y
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Originally Posted by Murf
HKS 272's stock valve train.. spool is GREAT!! recovery between shifts..GREAT..BBK with NLTS....JUST N A S T Y
Want a little more lift than the HKS provides........
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Originally Posted by CBRD
cosworths have broken, and a few other cams...

with anything that uses a metal cast/ground/machined part... there can always be failures...

look at turbos...

cb
Agreed, which is also why I wouldn't recommend ANY of them at this point until the problem is resolved (GSC, Cosworth, Kelfords issue only pertains to IX's btw). Not just bashing on you either cause I love the work you guys do.

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Old Mar 16, 2009, 09:56 AM
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taking the car intoday!!!!!
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I here great things about this BBK
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i took a ride in Caleb's car it pulled awesome. I hope mine is close to his!!!
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BBK FTW!

I have all supporting mods and a kick @ss set of Tomei 270 Procams.

367awhp on a dyno dynamics dyno on 91.

E85 to come.
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Man post up some graphs of that beast!

I have cams with mine, if you have an evo8 you should be SURE to install cams before doing a BBK, they make amazing bang/buck power improvement. I had HKS 280's originally (loved them) and now have Kelford 272's. With the kelfords, I installed a set of GSC 5039 beehive valvesprings.
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CBRD has to be ther most professional and friendly speed shop I've ever delt with... Even the way they handle themselves on the boards is impressive.
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Originally Posted by blueprint
BBK FTW!

I have all supporting mods and a kick @ss set of Tomei 270 Procams.

367awhp on a dyno dynamics dyno on 91.

E85 to come.
an VIII or a IX?
Old Mar 17, 2009, 06:07 PM
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meanmud: Blueprint's Evo is an VIII, AFAIK.
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Originally Posted by 05ah8james
CBRD has to be ther most professional and friendly speed shop I've ever delt with... Even the way they handle themselves on the boards is impressive.

CBRD is top notch
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whats the difference between the full and the lite?
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the lite only has the compressor upgraded the full has the compressor and the turbine upgraded. They also offer porting witch i also had done.


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