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Well 2K already said that he times are coming down with more timing....obviously they may be a need for a tune........but hwo's to tell the manufacturer that....lol
This just doesn't make sense to me especially after you got it Dynoed and tuned by Chris at Excessive. I wonder if others are having the same kind of results with the NSR cams. Maybe it would be a good idea to contact the cam manufacturer and describe the problems maybe they have a few tuning tips they could give you.
Good luck...
your having the same problem as me with these cams and the tune haha...the top end seems like its falling off...you should be at 108 with that 1/8th mph...and you were getting 110...
I agree with you on the fact that with these cams we need more timing...ill have to ask about this when i get on the dyno with dougs new tune he sending..
wow you lost a lot of power down low with cams. looks like someone needs to tweak the vtc for sure!
Thats the strange thing is that I did not loose any power down low, If you look at the dyno sheets on post #7 I picked up Hp and TQ down low. it's the Bog off the line thats killing me, I can Stall upto 3000 RPM and Launch the car but It feels like it's being held back until I reach over 4000 RPM then it takes off. If you look at the Datalog you can see this by watching the RPM, Speed and Time you will see the time between the RPM and Speed jump after 4000. I know it's a Tune Issue but no one seems to be able to Fix it.
I know, I hate to pull the Cams if it's a tune issue, I really would like to exhaust the tune route before I pull the cams.
I just remembered that I installed the Eaton TrueTrac Locker this summer, not sure if this would have any affect.
yea i just looked at them again. those arent the best comparable graphs since the pulls started at different rpms.
When you datalogged it did you happen to datalog the torque converter info
input shaft speed and output shaft speed and t\c rpms there's also slippage % and a bunch of other stuff. doug really is a whiz with that stuff so it would seem strange if it was an issue with the tune. I talked to Charlie G in NH a bunch about his problems after the cam install(same grind i believe). he did have one bank really rich which seemed to resolve itself after the stock cams were put back in....it makes me think either the cam was installed incorrectly or something is off in the actual grind of the cam(s). i remember he also had the o\d light blinking or something as well.
a tuner could go into more detail but the VCT, DBW, spark tables, converter lockups and Tractioncontrol all work together so if one of those is off it'll totally mess things up. if a cam was ground incorrectly the VCT would probably try to compensate for it but it would really mess up everything else.