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Old Jan 24, 2014 | 01:00 PM
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you can cc chambers easy enough but getting equal power out of each cylinder is extremely tough. bone stock cars would vary maybe by 6-7mph at the track from some cars just hitting better than others. the only way to do it is with a four EGT sensors and a standalone that can control each cylinder, heck have compression vary by 10psi on a compression check is monster on these engines. I would say 75% are running around with at least that much variance. second biggest problem is intake manifold, it just doesnt distribute air equally no matter what you do.

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Old Jan 25, 2014 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 94AWDcoupe
you can cc chambers easy enough but getting equal power out of each cylinder is extremely tough. bone stock cars would vary maybe by 6-7mph at the track from some cars just hitting better than others. the only way to do it is with a four EGT sensors and a standalone that can control each cylinder, heck have compression vary by 10psi on a compression check is monster on these engines. I would say 75% are running around with at least that much variance. second biggest problem is intake manifold, it just doesnt distribute air equally no matter what you do.
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