the Official "NA Tuning" thread
Originally Posted by BlownAP,Jan 30 2007, 04:34 PM
Im guessing much more that 10 HP from a header-back, considering you can get more than that on a stock car.
Originally Posted by MINES13,Jan 30 2007, 01:31 PM
hmmmm. 10hp hp max from the exhausts, 6hp max on the headers.
Anyone else care to speculate?
Anyone else care to speculate?

My guess...
how high would my compression be if I do the spoon HG and shave the head a little? ideas?? Maybe even the cometics. Minimal thickness sold by cometics is .027 with bores of 89 & 90mm. What is stock thickness?
Originally Posted by S|2ocK,Jan 30 2007, 11:53 PM
how high would my compression be if I do the spoon HG and shave the head a little? ideas?? Maybe even the cometics. Minimal thickness sold by cometics is .027 with bores of 89 & 90mm. What is stock thickness?

I have no answers for you.
It depends on how much the head is milled...I can give you a better idea after my motor build. My head is going to get the least amount shaved off that it needs, probably only .001" I'm running 11.5:1 on the motor, I'm sure that milling the head will only change it by maybe .1 and definitly no more then .2
For you though, a spoon HG is said to raise compression by .2 and if milling the head .002" gave you .1-.2 well you'd be up .3 and probably no more then .4 so you'd go from 11.0:1 to around 11.3:1, probably only worth it if you are doing the majority of the labor.
A real way to find out is to find out how much thinner a spoon HG is then stock, and however many thousanths less it is how many thousanths must be milled to raise compression by .2 Now, you don't want to go to crazy because you might run into valve clearance issues if you do.
For you though, a spoon HG is said to raise compression by .2 and if milling the head .002" gave you .1-.2 well you'd be up .3 and probably no more then .4 so you'd go from 11.0:1 to around 11.3:1, probably only worth it if you are doing the majority of the labor.
A real way to find out is to find out how much thinner a spoon HG is then stock, and however many thousanths less it is how many thousanths must be milled to raise compression by .2 Now, you don't want to go to crazy because you might run into valve clearance issues if you do.
Originally Posted by S2k-Takara,Jan 30 2007, 07:18 PM
with a test pipe total....25hp gain
My guess...
My guess...




