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jonny13_vtr
28th November 2007, 23:16
just ordered meself a stage 3 head with a kent cam. ported inlet manifold and ported throotle body. Also orederd an ashley full exhaust system. All ive left to get at the minute is a manifold and a decat. just 2 questions.
Will i need a remap? ive read that some fast road cams are designed for unmodified engines with standard injection (ie piper)
secondly does anybody have an idea roughly how much power there will be?:p :p

Ryan
28th November 2007, 23:18
you should get a remap to get the best out of the mods. although we cant say what bhp estimate until we know what cam.
kent do a few cam profiles, im guissing it may be a 270?

griff
28th November 2007, 23:31
hmm yeah... i would go with a remap on a 270 cam, especially (sp) with the other mods to make it worth while.

jonny13_vtr
28th November 2007, 23:33
im not too sure m8 ill send them an email and find out. im dont really know a lot about all that cam profile stuff. a fast road cam sounded spot on to me, but i suppose i better look in to it.

jonny13_vtr
28th November 2007, 23:37
im nearly sure its a 276 profile

AliC
29th November 2007, 10:02
Yea yuo will defo need a map to get the most outta the cam's!

jonny13_vtr
29th November 2007, 12:03
Yeah welll ive spoke to them and its a kent pt11 276. they said not to bother with a remap but use a fse power boost valve instead to set the correct fueling

jonezy
29th November 2007, 12:38
thats probably the most stupid piece of advice ive ever heard a tuner say

Andy72
29th November 2007, 12:47
The FSE is just a fuel pressure regulator thats adjustable. You need one when swapping to say carbs to keep the pressure down but your standard one should be fine so i wouldnt bother.

You dont need a remap for those mods, money would be better spent at a rolling road setting the cam swings up properly etc. The next step i would swap to throttle bodies and at the same time a standalone ecu to map the whole lot up together.

Quick
29th November 2007, 12:54
Who's doing the headwork?

jonny13_vtr
29th November 2007, 13:09
well the parts have been ordered from Highflowheads.com. I was surprised at them telling me that. But i have heard or other companies using a boost valve to enhance performance

Ryan
29th November 2007, 17:06
well the parts have been ordered from Highflowheads.com. I was surprised at them telling me that. But i have heard or other companies using a boost valve to enhance performance

and others just making the engine runner eber rich/lean and doing damage

jonny13_vtr
29th November 2007, 17:12
I think ill see how it runs first without the remap or boost valve.
anybody have any ideas how much power there will be? its a kent pt11 276 cam, stage 3 gasflowed head, ported throttle body. ported inlet manifold an full exhaust system