CBRD does it again
im not gonna lie, the car is just nasty
it just doesnt stop pulling at all
if you could see my dyno chart the horsepower line just keeps climbing. its a beautiful thing
it just doesnt stop pulling at all
if you could see my dyno chart the horsepower line just keeps climbing. its a beautiful thing
This setup from ets is around 4400 I believe
And I honestly don't know what i would trap in a quater. I don't launch or drag race this car. I would guess 130+ with a good driver
And I honestly don't know what i would trap in a quater. I don't launch or drag race this car. I would guess 130+ with a good driver
Last edited by EvoJoeIX; Dec 20, 2010 at 09:17 AM.
Not bad at all. I see you have the S1 cams. I'm planning on going with S2's but a buddy of mine suggested I try the S1's. Are you happy with them?
the s1 cams provided a good increase on midrange power on the stock turbo for me. id recommend them if your staying with a smaller turbo and looking for good midrange torque and a little bit more up top. definately a good cam.
as my car sits now, i dont think them cams are much help. they are a mild cam and i have a lot more air flowing into that motor now
im actually going to be switching to s2's or kelfords when i do my timing belt
as my car sits now, i dont think them cams are much help. they are a mild cam and i have a lot more air flowing into that motor now
im actually going to be switching to s2's or kelfords when i do my timing belt
Yeah I see what you mean. I'm due for a timing belt service and I wanna do cams at the same time with head studs and springs as well if I go with the S2 cams. I plan on going with the same turbo as you but I'm not sure when that will be. I'm taking my time modding my car.
I like to mod my car in preperation for future mods. So I think the S2's are a better fit for me. I'd rather not buy cams twice.
I like to mod my car in preperation for future mods. So I think the S2's are a better fit for me. I'd rather not buy cams twice.


