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Did you make sure to let the cams activate after flashing the tune? You can be down 30% of power if the cams are not active when you dyno. It takes 30-60 sec for cams to come online after a reflash.
Also I remember that I lost a ton of power (~20 hp) when I gutted my stock cat in the header when I was turbocharged.
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It's an exhaust problem ! I will keep you update with the new result after my new exhaust |
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Might be old news already, but heard that Edelbrock passed emissions testing. Official announcement from them should be coming soon! Woohoo!!
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They call that hyper lubricant !
I don't have an oil cooler, and with this product i never go up 220°F ! http://www.mecacyl.com It takes 2 oil change to be 100% in place |
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For those of you with pcv cans, did you use the stock pcv hose to route to the top of the can or did you find some way to use the edelbrock supplied line?
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hey Guys,
Keeping the updates coming on my side as well. Saw several posts about the exhaust and loss of hp.....yeah that was my car, they say my exhaust is too big, 3" from header to tip with straight pipe. And they told me Im loosing like 25 hp because there isn't enough backpressure cuz of the large exhaust i got. We still have tiny little engines at the end of the day. Anyway, update on first oil change. Had been running the factory oil until I hit 3,500 miles. Once i drained the factory oil, it was BLACK and smelled like TOXIC waste, haha. Oh, and it was super liquidy, basically water. Yeah I had driven the car like 15 minutes before. So all went fine, and I went with a thicker oil 5-40w. This writeup is to update on how the car feels with the new oil. So i drove my car with the 0-20w oil and the edelbrock SC for 2,400 miles, and after changing the engine oil there were some interesting differences that were very noticeable. 1st, the car revs smoother than before. Its something I can feel, cant really explain it, but since I've been running on the thicker oil, hard acceleration and so on, is completely smooth, no choppiness of any kind, which I would get before on 0-20w. 2nd, and this to me is the most important one. Before, It was very noticeable that the car's performance would fluctuate throughout the day. Mornings and evenings, the car seem powerful, while at noon the car lacked that violent punch when accelerating. After I changed to 5-40w, the is no noticeable performance fluctuation, it takes off as hard no matter what time of the day it is. And I've come to realize that there should be a good explanation for this. I believe, that by installing FI on our car, this will by definition creat more heat in our cars. Some people decide to add an oil cooler, or swap a larger radiator. While these two are different routes, the objective is the same, trying to reduce the extra heat that our cars are creating because of FI. Now, talking about oils, while 5-40w may not for everyone, it is also a fact that 5-40w oil has a higher heat capacity than 0-20w oil. Based on this fact, there can be a case made so as to say, the increased heat in our engines caused by FI makes the factory 0-20w oil hotter than if our cars were stock. Based on this we can see that 0-20w oil struggles to keep the optimum temp and thus visocity inside the engine if they now make much more heat than before. As a result, to cope with this added heat it's reasonable to switch to a thicker oil that will help keep the added heat in check because of its higher heat capacity as compared to 0-20w oil. So, in conclusion is if you are FI in our platform, I recommend you switch to a thicker engine oil. Now, I'm in SoCal, and it doesnt get super cold here. So, I can get away doing this year long, but if you live up north where it snows, then this oil will probably not really be for you, since in the cold winter, you might have to warm up your car for like an hour, hahha, if it starts! so that you can get to operating temps. Alright, here are some pics, enjoy! |
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