kansaidrift wrote:I'm just saying freshalloy might not be too bad of an idea. Asad, PSI240sx, and those fellas seem to have there **** together. In fact PSI240sx has his own website. He runs 26lbs of boost, although i'm not real impressed with his hp numbers. I think his turbine is really restricted him. Anyhow, there was a cool video posted a while back of him racing, and beating a viper. He takes it by about two car lengths. Its tight.
kansaidrift wrote:Just a qeustion, how the hell does he ever grab traction with a set of 225's on the rear. Last i looked thats what he's running right? Anyhow, i talked to a buddy of his and he said he wanted to upgrade the tire size, but was concerned that even with a wider tire patch, the lower profile sidewalls would be to stiff to give good straight line traction. Oh, and how do i get to this chatroom trueslide is talking about, i seem to be having a time with it?
TrueSlide wrote:what size turbo do you actualy plan to go with, and you gotta have nice sized chiller to compensate . Longer rods would increase compression, right? Is that something you would really want to do, I really don't consider a street legal car that can only run off race gas to be really streetable, but I guess you can get longer rods with pistons that dip in.
Man you guys got me all confused again!!!! CA or KA?!?!??!?!?!
EZcheese15 wrote:Longer rods won't increase compression, it will just shorten stroke. The only thing that changes compression must be done above the piston. For instance, piston dish/dome, or head gasket, or milled head.
C-Kwik wrote:Longer rods will not change the stroke. Only changing the the crankshaft will change the stroke. The rod will stand straight up at TDC and BDC. The stroke is the exact distance from the center of the rod bearing at the highest and lowest point. Changing the rod length will not change that.
On another note, Performace Cams for a turbo and NA motor are made differently. NA cams are usually made with a good amount of overlap to assist in the scavenging effects of a well matched set of headers. If you run too much overlap on a turbo motor, some of the boost air will just be sent out the exhaust. Turbo cams generally run little to no overlap.
EZcheese15 wrote:Doh! Thanks for correcting me. I wasn't thinking right. I tend to become retarded from time to time.