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Old 10-03-2007 | 10:58 AM
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Julian, your curves are so attractive

This will compliment your Rear-Mount if you built your Engine


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I just re-read your post and No You Just Did Not compliment Julian's Curves

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Old 10-03-2007 | 11:00 AM
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yeah, I hope he has a big enough exhuast piping to handle it. (i'm reaching for the allegories here)
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Originally Posted by TENGAI
ACL STD / RACE series no. Honing the main journals is only necessary if you go with a 0.25 undersize spec bearing (I believe, but please correct me if I'm wrong). I'm going with ACL race series bearings in one of the built motors I have, the other will use NISMO 0.25 spec undersized (thicker) bearings. ACL also manufactures 0.25 bearings FWIW... Also, they are tri-metal.

I was assuming that it would needed since Nissan has various "grades" on their journals, both for the crank and the block.
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I was assuming that it would needed since Nissan has various "grades" on their journals, both for the crank and the block.
Yeah, most of the aftermarket bearings shoot for "somewhere in the middle" of the specs and are usually a little loose or a little tight. "Race" series bearings are typically thinner than the standard bearings from what I understand. Depending on who you talk to, shops will opt for a peticular bearing in all of their builds, or will use the Nissan spec bearings based on the crank/block grading. With the factory bearings, you get a lot of choices and are able to dial in your desired clearances. With the aftermarket, it's going to be close, but the clearances will fluctuate from build to build.
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Originally Posted by athenG
This will compliment your Rear-Mount if you built your Engine


Edit:
I just re-read your post and No You Just Did Not compliment Julian's Curves
Curves, rear-mounts and Julian in same sentence? I'm scared...
Old 10-03-2007 | 03:58 PM
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soooo what cams r they?? 272s?? stage 3??
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How are these different from the GTM cams (too lazy to pull up specs)
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Here is a higher boost curve. 525 DD at about 14 psi or so...93 octane pump map.Note the steady curve with no drop off!!

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damn now i want some
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very nice!!!
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zoni your alive!!!
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I met zoni before. nice car. loved the bumper.

MRC:

so are these turbo cams, or are they good for a NA high revving package, or at least does Brian Crower have a cam that can sustain that sortof power curve? and have you actually tested it?
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zoni your alive!!!
i called you the other day i had a bad cold for a week feel better though
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i'm looking at the last dynochart and the power seems to level then drop off between 6200-6400 rpm. please correct me if i'm wrong. and you also stated that you have a port and polish by headgames, and full ferrea vavletrain right? i'm not saying those cams arent nice, but i just dont see them increasing in power to 7000rpms. btw, i like the trq curve though! EDIT: on the first dyno graph i see the power incease to redline, but just not in the second graph.

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Originally Posted by Bullitproof
i'm looking at the last dynochart and the power seems to level then drop off between 6200-6400 rpm. please correct me if i'm wrong. and you also stated that you have a port and polish by headgames, and full ferrea vavletrain right? i'm not saying those cams arent nice, but i just dont see them increasing in power to 7000rpms. btw, i like the trq curve though! EDIT: on the first dyno graph i see the power incease to redline, but just not in the second graph.
Compared to other dyno charts, where the power seems to dramatically drop off at 6000-6500 these cams make a nice power curve till 7400rpms. the car does pull harder up top onthe track. Keep in mind my tune drops off to mid 10's A/F,and timing is reflecting a 93 octane tune. which causes some power loss, with a 112 octane tune it should maintain a bit better at higher boost levels.
However show me another LOW boost map dyno chart that makes the power the way the BC did on my car..
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You're running the Extreme turbos, right? That's a great looking power curve.
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I think he's running the standard APS??? Maybe Extreme by now???

Julian - care to give up any more details on your beast?
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Originally Posted by IIQuickSilverII
yeah.. that Very nice on BC cams...

I am guessing he used the stg 2 or 3 cams.

stg2 :
Adv.Dur. = 264/264
Dur.@.050 = 222/222
Lift(in) = .426"/.426"
Lift(mm) = 10.82mm/10.82mm

i think stg3 is 275º

(subscribing for dynosheet @ higher boost levels)

and LOL @ thread title change
The specs look almost identical to the JWT S1 cams except for 4 degrees more duration (both 222 @ .05) with the S1 having slightly higher lift. Would love to see the JWT cam dyno curve overlaid with one of the ones above for the same boost level...
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Originally Posted by MRC Motorsports
Compared to other dyno charts, where the power seems to dramatically drop off at 6000-6500 these cams make a nice power curve till 7400rpms. the car does pull harder up top onthe track. Keep in mind my tune drops off to mid 10's A/F,and timing is reflecting a 93 octane tune. which causes some power loss, with a 112 octane tune it should maintain a bit better at higher boost levels.
However show me another LOW boost map dyno chart that makes the power the way the BC did on my car..

i dont know what your LOW boost map is but this is mine at 15psi( my low boost)probably would have made more power if i had a port and polish on the heads. the low boost is the dotted line. the solid line is 18psi. all on 93 octane.



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