F25C mild turbo @ 13psi
Customer already had them. I think stroker motors do need some sort of cams anyway to keep power at high rpm. Toda's have repeatadly shown 7-8whp in stroker NA motors. I am sure there are better cams out there but his is what we had.
Originally Posted by gzob,Aug 5 2010, 09:31 AM
This is not the torque! It is boost pressure (KPa) so it should not cross at 5250
Torque figure is much higher, around 370lbft
Torque figure is much higher, around 370lbftI'm awake this morning.
Looks solid.
Originally Posted by siadam,Aug 6 2010, 05:16 AM
I feel like an idiot, I glanced at the map, it looked off and then was like wth?
I'm awake this morning.
Looks solid.
I'm awake this morning.
Looks solid.
We all had our bad timesThe car is indeed a blast to drive. Boost is at 7.4psi (spring pressure) and we have wired a Greddy remote switch to activate the AEM driven boost control solenoid. Really handy to give some boost and then take it back when you loose traction. The car is amazingly funny even at 7.4psi and quite serious at 13psi. I have built/driven many F20C/GT35R cars and some F22 (including our drag project car) and I've never ever felt so much torque from a 4cylinder engine. It feels like a GT28 is on the engine at 20psi and then a GT40 takes on after vtec

Still I would recommend an F20 or F22 for drag racing as the lack of very high rpm deletes any power advantage but for the street, strokers are kings.
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