Piper Rally cams - G-Tech Plots
A couple of thoughts - I do my GTech runs in 2nd gear. the numbers are better than 3rd gear due to less drag. I think it was the Gtech forum where that was recommended. I'd be curious to see what your runs look like in 2nd gear. also, there is a correction factor for aerodynamic drag. Its posted on GTech's site...
The cams are the Piper Rally cams; I grabbed them from Quantum Racing. I'll see what I can do about 2nd gear runs one I replace my head gasket. I'm still leaning towards having the head ported when I pull everything apart so it may be a while.
I ended up ordering the parts to replace the head gasket today. I have a couple more track days coming up, and I'd like to make at least one of them. What that does mean, though, is that I should be able to provide some good graphs showing what just the cams really deliver. I'll update the thread once I have the car fixed.
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This car is amazing, I was pulling away from C4s and C5s at 130+ mph on a road course! I even managed to run down some current full competion Corvettes. Mostly C4s, but a couple of C5s, too. I think after running down the Gallardo, my 2nd biggest thrill that day was chasing down a supercharged C4; he pitted as opposed to pointing the pass, though. Another thing I find amazing is that I'm doing this on stock sized rubber - 235/45-17 RA-1s.
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I haven't decided who I'll have port the head. I like the numbers BR shows for increased flow, but I haven't seen any solid before/after numbers (or graphs) from anyone yet. One thing I don't want is a head that's been ported to the point where low RPM driveability suffers. That's one reason I'll be avoiding an all out race head.
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This car is amazing, I was pulling away from C4s and C5s at 130+ mph on a road course! I even managed to run down some current full competion Corvettes. Mostly C4s, but a couple of C5s, too. I think after running down the Gallardo, my 2nd biggest thrill that day was chasing down a supercharged C4; he pitted as opposed to pointing the pass, though. Another thing I find amazing is that I'm doing this on stock sized rubber - 235/45-17 RA-1s.
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I haven't decided who I'll have port the head. I like the numbers BR shows for increased flow, but I haven't seen any solid before/after numbers (or graphs) from anyone yet. One thing I don't want is a head that's been ported to the point where low RPM driveability suffers. That's one reason I'll be avoiding an all out race head.
I have the BJ 5++ with sheet metal intake and 75mm TB AND Piper 274/12.0 cams. With the stock turbo, I can hit full boost by 3krpm no problem and it pulls HARD for a stock turbo setup (especially with the stock downpipe on it right now). That is one thing BJ is really good at; he doesn't give up flow at low lift. You get much more area under the curve.
Mark
www.Quantum-Racing.com
937.642.5400
Mark
www.Quantum-Racing.com
937.642.5400
Originally Posted by erioshi
I ended up ordering the parts to replace the head gasket today. I have a couple more track days coming up, and I'd like to make at least one of them. What that does mean, though, is that I should be able to provide some good graphs showing what just the cams really deliver. I'll update the thread once I have the car fixed.
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This car is amazing, I was pulling away from C4s and C5s at 130+ mph on a road course! I even managed to run down some current full competion Corvettes. Mostly C4s, but a couple of C5s, too. I think after running down the Gallardo, my 2nd biggest thrill that day was chasing down a supercharged C4; he pitted as opposed to pointing the pass, though. Another thing I find amazing is that I'm doing this on stock sized rubber - 235/45-17 RA-1s.
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I haven't decided who I'll have port the head. I like the numbers BR shows for increased flow, but I haven't seen any solid before/after numbers (or graphs) from anyone yet. One thing I don't want is a head that's been ported to the point where low RPM driveability suffers. That's one reason I'll be avoiding an all out race head.
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This car is amazing, I was pulling away from C4s and C5s at 130+ mph on a road course! I even managed to run down some current full competion Corvettes. Mostly C4s, but a couple of C5s, too. I think after running down the Gallardo, my 2nd biggest thrill that day was chasing down a supercharged C4; he pitted as opposed to pointing the pass, though. Another thing I find amazing is that I'm doing this on stock sized rubber - 235/45-17 RA-1s.
</OT>
I haven't decided who I'll have port the head. I like the numbers BR shows for increased flow, but I haven't seen any solid before/after numbers (or graphs) from anyone yet. One thing I don't want is a head that's been ported to the point where low RPM driveability suffers. That's one reason I'll be avoiding an all out race head.
Thanks for the info Mark! The BJCH choices are also something I'm strongly considering. You guys have a spare head I can test and review? (j/k)
Thanks for the great service on the cams and now the ARP head studs.
Thanks for the great service on the cams and now the ARP head studs.
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