help with na beast
current engnemods are as follows
jic single spartan de type 1 full stainless
helix test pipes
jwt pop charger
stock y pipe.
motordyne 5/16's plenum spacer
stillen engine dampener
.
my questions are, what cams ill provide the bst power band for road courses, as well as autox.
jic single spartan de type 1 full stainless
helix test pipes
jwt pop charger
stock y pipe.
motordyne 5/16's plenum spacer
stillen engine dampener
.
my questions are, what cams ill provide the bst power band for road courses, as well as autox.
+1. you have test pipes going into the stock y-pipe and a great flowing exhaust after that? that'll def restrict flow. remove the bottleneck in the stock y-pipe and get the JIC Y-pipe.
you should see some gains by switching that out.
you should see some gains by switching that out.
Yeah...get the jic y or the tanabe...those are the two best flowing designs in my opinion. Then get some headers, might as well go strup b/c they are decently priced and not hard to install (compared to the all mighty Crawfords). Or you could be adventurous and get the Xerd long tubes that are for sale local to us. After you do that, then get the JWT S1's. Obviously you are going to want to get tuned, utec is probably the best bet after that. You will need to look into a diff clutch also, and some gears. That should be a pretty decent setup...should get you in the high 280whp range. <---hahahahaha, sad but true.
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Go for the GT Motorsports N/A and S/C spec cams... they're the only one's I've ever seen with great before and after dynos (available if you search in the forced induction section)
I was wondering if S1's were really good. I haven't researched very much but if i ended up going the N/A route really hardcore i would have some crazy heads built and i would run a huge cam, i am talking about something in the 280's or 290's if possible, the S1 seems mild.
Speed Force Racing makes one too. I think its like 3.5 in or something like that, but I would look into that one heres the link http://www.speedforceracing.com/prod...g35exhaust.php
Originally Posted by Reyes5937
Speed Force Racing makes one too. I think its like 3.5 in or something like that, but I would look into that one heres the link http://www.speedforceracing.com/prod...g35exhaust.php
Originally Posted by Reyes5937
^^^ your right but I meant to say its 3.5 in custom made form the outlet to the mid section.
Well oursmall motors don't need a huge exhaust till you get a turbo or two under there. I would say that 2.5 off the test pipes is definately the only way, bigger is a waste, you exh is only going to be as large as the smallest diameter. And when the 2.5's merge at the y, 3 inch is plenty from there back.
The SFR y-pipe looks like a good design, it has a pretty smooth merge.
The SFR y-pipe looks like a good design, it has a pretty smooth merge.



