3800 quick question to all fast GTP's

[GTPPWR]

need input to combat valve float.

with my shift points around 7200. which would work best? yes it offically has turbo.

OE-R lifters, with cc peformance rods.....

or


OR pushrods?

what do people have? dont like the sound of the OR pushrods.....but need everyones imput!!!?!?!?!?!?


Zoomer? charles??? this is my final issue.

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[Kyle]

7200? a little high wouldnt u say?

valve springs would be the cheapest/easiest way to go.

BTW

i never received the 160 or my pulley puller you "were going to send"

 

[syP]

2 sexy cars jacob


7200rpms?!??! didnt you say somethinlike 6800rpms to me?

 

[superchargedgp]

anything over 6500 just puts strain on the valve train nothing else

 

[BumpinGTP]

Dude, you really need to research this stuff and have a strong understanding of our motors before you start throwing out random numbers that you plan on shifting at. Have you taken into consideration that our ignition system is not reliable over 7,000 rpm? If you have considered this what is your solution? I know of the only solution available, and it hasnt even been fully tested yet, so I doubt you have this on your car.

As far as valvetrain components, on my M90 setup we used Comp Cams OE-R lifters, Lightweight pushrods, Harland sharp adjustable roller rockers and spun to 6800rpm. On my CSC setup we used Comp Cams Pro Magnum lifters, Comp Cams 3/8" wide (7.05" long) pushrods, Comp Cams Pro Magnum roller rockers. This setup was never run, but Chris Hoenle has the exact same combo and went to 6700rpm IIRC.

 

[GTPPWR]

 

[Sinister Drag Designs]

Originally posted by GTPPWR@Oct 11 2005, 07:06 PM

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thats a tiny front mount what size snail are u running

 

[GTPPWR]

tiny? hmmm T3/T4.......that picture is tiny. the FMIC on the talon is actually pretty big. the front bumpers wholes have been enlarged to fit more air to the radiators.

it constantly overheats. the after market manifold....misses the radiator by 4mm. it is very hard to keep cool. I have an aux fan hooked in that constantly runs to try to cool it down. but yeah. thats my next project.