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From: aw11roman
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  • -30fps

  • That sounds awesome!

  • definately not for street use, lol

  • sounds like a rotary doesnt it? haha nice aw11

  • fkn nice..!

    vic rego too? never seen it around.. anywhere..

  • Good god lol

  • moar videos, especially of idling/driving high speed runs :D

  • haha jesse..

    ministock - back when this video was taken (cams, extractors, exhaust and pod) i ran a 15.2 quarter at calder park. which is ok for a lightly modded 4ag. ive since rebuilt the motor (stroked to 1.8L, high comp pistons giving it an 11:1 comp ratio, light flywheel, microtech and quad throttles) and it made 147Hp (about 110kW) at the rears. Not exactly a power monster but remember its a light car.

  • hey, when u put the cams in did u have a stock ecu? and how much quicker is than stock? and also what about the power band? i have a bluetop aw11 that i want to build up. cheers

  • Computer might have a virus LOL

  • that sounds awesome i love lumpy cams what sorta horse power difference does that make?

  • Its a machine gun! LoL

  • something is wrong cam timing

  • yeah no probs 74..i'll get some more videos happening shortly.

  • yeah no probs 74..i'll get some more videos happening shortly.

  • Post a vid with a bit of a rev or a drive too will ya?

  • kakapoopie, the burble is due to extended cam duration which has cam overlap. I'm no physicist, but basically this means that the intake valves being open and the exhaust valves being open are not mutually exclusive as they usually are with a standard cam, which means there is overlap - momentarily both valves are open simultaneously...(as one is closing and the other is opening).

  • This causes a temporary inlet manifold pressure spike which reaches almost 0psi (atmospheric pressure) and accounts for loping idle.

    And yes, the cams are a higher lift (8.9mm and higher duration (280deg) cam, which improves flow in and out of the combustion chamber, thus increasing performance.

  • does this even improve performance at all?

    sounds...interesting

  • Anything higher than 272 on a stock 4ag ecu is gona have bad loping idle.

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