*cough*2JZ*cough*most BMW engines*cough*Don't make silly statements like thatKansei240sx wrote:SEARCH, and yes, its done all over the place. The RB25DET heads if ported will be able to flow enough air to move some decent ranged turbos. I'm not sure how much different the RB26DETT heads are in size from the RB25DETs but i've read many places and seen flow chart of the RB26DETT and there isnt anything straight 6 that comes close to it.
Don't take this the wrong way because I know, that you know your stuff.I'd agree that BMW heads flow well. However, I've read/heard from lots o people that the 2JZ heads flow pretty poorly. Now obviously they flow enough to make huge power at 40 psi, but I've heard the 1JZ head actually flows better. My sources could be wrong. It's just what I've heard.themadscientist wrote:*cough*2JZ*cough*most BMW engines*cough*Don't make silly statements like that
I have also heard the 1JZ flows better, not sure if that is true but I have heard it too. If the head won't flow it won't flow. Packing more air into it isn't going to make a great deal of difference if it's constricted. I can tell you most of the savy RB tuners I have talked with don't open up the ports, just clean them up unless they are going for stupid RPMs, the 26 is a good head to be sure.digzsublime wrote:
Don't take this the wrong way because I know, that you know your stuff.I'd agree that BMW heads flow well. However, I've read/heard from lots o people that the 2JZ heads flow pretty poorly. Now obviously they flow enough to make huge power at 40 psi, but I've heard the 1JZ head actually flows better. My sources could be wrong. It's just what I've heard.
All that aside. If you put a crappy flowing head on top of a rediculously overbuilt bottom end (factory 2JZ), it'll still make crazy power. You just gotta squeeze the air in there a little harder, i.e. 30+ psi. But at that point who cares. The bottom end can handle it, and your driving a freaking rocket with tires.
Tell me about it..... I didn't realize how much more work I was getting myself into when I chose the twin path.autocrossing wrote:Twin turbo requires twice the money, twice the install time, and twice the maintenance. I've done it and it was not worth it.
No doubt. But, WOW your setup is HAWT!!! Not gonna lie to you. I get a little semi-chub everytime I see your engine bay!74260zt wrote:
Tell me about it..... I didn't realize how much more work I was getting myself into when I chose the twin path.
I went for the WOW factor, and wow does it cost....