Rockmanx Fp Black Complete Build thread.
Thats ***** power seriously ill smash that if i wanted that power i would have stayed stock block. Get it right ill be above 510+. Please dont assume what psi I am above
leonevox take your so called expert advice and go harrass others you honestly do not know to much. I'm not going to flame you but you are really annoying. This is so you can see bliny made 441 on low boost and he needed a new Boost controller and a few other things like a 25 pis wastegate actuator and will make a easy 470+ on low boost under 30 and rocks got allot mroe aggressive cams and a built strocker motor.
:Woot:rock smacks him in the face,lol. hey rock how aggressive are the FP 4prs? Are they able to be used in a Stock head?
leonevox take your so called expert advice and go harrass others you honestly do not know to much. I'm not going to flame you but you are really annoying. This is so you can see bliny made 441 on low boost and he needed a new Boost controller and a few other things like a 25 pis wastegate actuator and will make a easy 470+ on low boost under 30 and rocks got allot mroe aggressive cams and a built strocker motor.
leonevox take your so called expert advice and go harrass others you honestly do not know to much. I'm not going to flame you but you are really annoying. This is so you can see bliny made 441 on low boost and he needed a new Boost controller and a few other things like a 25 pis wastegate actuator and will make a easy 470+ on low boost under 30 and rocks got allot mroe aggressive cams and a built strocker motor.
Designed around factory valvetrain and piston clearance limitations. Increase in mid and upper RPM power. Can be used with factory valve springs and retainers to 8K rev limit, but FP beehive spring kit recommended. Can be used with factory pistons. Somewhat lumpy idle. Recommend increasing idle RPM to ~1000RPM.
EVO8 FP5R P/N 119FP5R
Spring upgrade required, will not work with factory retainers. Must check for coil bind. 11K RPM capable with good springs. Further increase in upper RPM power. Intended for use with 65+ lb/min turbos. Works well with header equipped engines. Not intended for use with factory pistons. While most aftermarket pistons allow for adequate piston to valve clearance, checking clearance is highly recommended, especially with oversize valves. Choppy idle, not recommended for factory ECU's or any ECU that you cannot disable O2 feedback at idle. Recommend increasing idle RPM to ~1200RPM.
EVO8 FP4R P/N 119FP4R
Designed around factory valvetrain and piston clearance limitations. Increase in mid and upper RPM power. Can be used with factory valve springs and retainers to 8K rev limit, but FP beehive spring kit recommended. Can be used with factory pistons. Somewhat lumpy idle. Recommend increasing idle RPM to ~1000RPM.
EVO8 FP5R P/N 119FP5R
Spring upgrade required, will not work with factory retainers. Must check for coil bind. 11K RPM capable with good springs. Further increase in upper RPM power. Intended for use with 65+ lb/min turbos. Works well with header equipped engines. Not intended for use with factory pistons. While most aftermarket pistons allow for adequate piston to valve clearance, checking clearance is highly recommended, especially with oversize valves. Choppy idle, not recommended for factory ECU's or any ECU that you cannot disable O2 feedback at idle. Recommend increasing idle RPM to ~1200RPM.
Designed around factory valvetrain and piston clearance limitations. Increase in mid and upper RPM power. Can be used with factory valve springs and retainers to 8K rev limit, but FP beehive spring kit recommended. Can be used with factory pistons. Somewhat lumpy idle. Recommend increasing idle RPM to ~1000RPM.
EVO8 FP5R P/N 119FP5R
Spring upgrade required, will not work with factory retainers. Must check for coil bind. 11K RPM capable with good springs. Further increase in upper RPM power. Intended for use with 65+ lb/min turbos. Works well with header equipped engines. Not intended for use with factory pistons. While most aftermarket pistons allow for adequate piston to valve clearance, checking clearance is highly recommended, especially with oversize valves. Choppy idle, not recommended for factory ECU's or any ECU that you cannot disable O2 feedback at idle. Recommend increasing idle RPM to ~1200RPM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSE6q...eature=related
since people were asking here are fp 5pr cams hella aggressives im not even sure you can make the sound of the car out lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9ddw...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9ddw...eature=related
sounds like any other 272 cam.. idle rpm will make the difference of lope or not.. personally i hate lopey cars. depending how balanced your 2.4 is, you may not beable to idle it low enough for it to lope without the car shaking excessively.
the fp5r's are slightly smaller then bf272.
the fp5r's are slightly smaller then bf272.



