There was a thread with a title similar to this one. Any info on that project?? The guy was getting MMR stage 2 ported heads and stage 3 cams.
Any info on this??
Any info on this??
There was a thread with a title similar to this one. Any info on that project?? The guy was getting MMR stage 2 ported heads and stage 3 cams.
Any info on this??
If the engine is going to be seeing OEM rev ranges I don't see the need to spend the money on new cams. Unless you are going to build the shortblock from the ground up so it can be revved at least up to 7k+rpm I wouldn't even bother with cams. People are getting unreal amounts of hp on the stock grinds within the OEM rev range.
Dave
Agreed.
I ask because it is my intention to build my engine from short block to ported cylinder heads and cams. I'll buy things and stack them up till I can put everything on. I don't want to waste anymore money on mechanics and tunning. Because in the end many of those things will be removed.
I ask bc I would like to know how the car (whatever engine it has, stock or built; behaves at 7k-7.5k rpm)
There was someone on the board here who was building such a motor..I apologize to both you and him as I forgot who it was. I think he wants to push the motor to 8k rpm..now we're talking.:beer:
Dave
I'm interested in hearing about this as well. I know Don Shoneck has cams in his GT500 that are custom grinds, and I've heard of a few other that had some custom grinds, but never could get much info on any of them. I'd like to do cams, but not at the risk of screwing up my car. I've talked to Comp and Crower about cams and both said they could be done. However, Comp said they had tried some, but the higher stage grinds weren't working well with the drive by wire and were back firing through the throttle body. Crower said that the same cams that were used in the '03-'04 Cobra's would work, but that he'd need some info on spring sizes. I'd like to know if the springs that MMR is selling are actually made specifically for the GT500 or if they are '03-'04 Cobra springs or if there is any difference. I just know that I'd like to add a little power and a nice lope to my GT500.
There was someone on the board here who was building such a motor..I apologize to both you and him as I forgot who it was. I think he wants to push the motor to 8k rpm..now we're talking.:beer:
Dave
I think that was me Dave!:-D
Sorry big guy...I'm on 7 different boards. 3 Porsche, 2 BMW M3 and 2 stang boards..it's hard to remember all you guys. I can't wait to hear the results on your car. That's going to be awesome..M3 rev range with well over 700rwhp I would imagine, well probably more than that as you are already there. My next question what are you going to do to get that thing to hook up?
Dave
So manOwar, hows that engine build going??
Dan, can I get those cam specs from you? 7300 is plenty for me and what I want to do.These motors are fine up to 7200-300 rpms but after that with anypower you are going to need a billet crank with centercounter weights if you want it to last. The factory crank has no centercounter weights and once you start making big power and turning it over 7300 there will be centermain bearing failure.
That is why i am having billet cranks made for these cars and the ford gt supercar as they share the same crank. The only thing that sucks is the motorsport/stock gt500 crank is 400 and billet crank is 3500.00.
I have some vid of my car with a killer set of cams, but the vid is on a non youtube friendly camcorder> if i can figure how to get it off the 8mm tape i could post it.
I am doing two motors that will turn 8500 for the texas mile, both will be in ford gt's though. They share all the same stuff mainly anyways.