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Re: stage 2 head max power
[Re: gillan]
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22/11/2015 12:30
22/11/2015 12:30
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Jopa_zgd
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What you consider as a "stage 2"? I had ported head, polished exhaust ports, 3 angle valve seats/valves, poslished chambers, flowbenched.. This head has been capable to flow at least 700bhp, only weak spot is stock cams. Edit: just saw, jou have 16vt. Friend pushed 6xx bhp from completely stock head with stock cams on 16vt (gtx35xx). He also pushed 200hp of nitrous extra
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Re: stage 2 head max power
[Re: gillan]
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22/11/2015 17:43
22/11/2015 17:43
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Valves are definitely ok. Especially if you want mid range power. With bigger valves you will lose low rpm power and thorttle response. I was revving 7900 for some period, but stock cams were too "weak" for high rpms so tuner decrease rpm limit to 7600. If I remember correctly someone from this forum was revving 8250rpm on stock valvetrain without any problems.
But to be sure I will go for uprated springs, just if you miss the gear or downshift too early. Only ones I found available to purchase without custom ordering is: http://www.bar-tek-tuning.com/lshop,showdetail,17779,en,1426701443-17779,1107452820.fiat,030602053_019,3,Tshowrub--1107452820.fiat,.htm
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Re: stage 2 head max power
[Re: gillan]
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22/11/2015 22:02
22/11/2015 22:02
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Over 8k rpm I believe it was Pero's coupe.
Last edited by deannn_20VT; 22/11/2015 22:02.
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Re: stage 2 head max power
[Re: gillan]
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23/11/2015 14:53
23/11/2015 14:53
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It's not the valve springs that are the first point of failure - it's the stock rods (torque) and rod bolts (more revs = more stress on the bolts) - if you search for 'Nyssa7' on here (going back a while!) you'll get some good info on rev limits on the 20VT engine.
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