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FG F6 Sedan build to 600rwhp

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Def. waste gate. Even plumbed back in, it has a very distinct chattering sound when you leg go of gas. Perth police are on an absolute war path. When it comes to modified cars. In my GTR I used to get pulled over constantly. One of the reasons I sold it. 

I think you're thinking of compressor surge aka dose
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    He's still waiting for it to spool from this time two years ago

  • FG F6 engines do not have forged pistons. They are Mahle cast pistons.

  • Ralph Wiggum
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    If I could turn back time   I'd run stock all day   I'd take back those cams and retainers and wouldn't  have to pay   I don't know why I choose what I did   I

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May need to start a new topic. Does anyone know if there are benefits to fitting cams to these engines? I know I am not chasing mega power but are there gains to be had. Better response, more hp. I can't seem to find much info.

 

also, are atomic camshafts a dro in or do they require huge mods to the head to be done first.

#24

Cams are unnecessary for these engines unless you want to push over 600rwkW (approx 1000hp) and even then it's probably not necessary

The factory VCT is a wonderful product for evening out the torque curve, even with a large-ish turbo. 

 

Some camshafts are drop-in, some are not, but you'll probably want to have a tune done to suit them (will cost more and take more time) if you do go down the pathway of different cams.

#25

I chose to go cams, because I could, and I wanted something utterly stupid and plain silly.

cost for parts went up bigtime, even with a big discount, not including labour for machining / headwork, nor extra tuning time to cater for cams.

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8 minutes ago, Tocchi said:

I chose to go cams, because I could, and I wanted something utterly stupid and plain silly.

cost for parts went up bigtime, even with a big discount, not including labour for machining / headwork, nor extra tuning time to cater for cams.

Did you notice much gains? 

#27

- on the back account gains

+ on the internet cred points and fanfare

+ on cool parts

havent got them installed yet, bottom end is still getting built etc.
the engine is a whole new setup, so I wont have anything to compare it too
old: stock BA F6 engine with T51 turbo, 511rwkw
new: build FG engine with PT6870 turbo, cams etc .... who knows ;)
 

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How did the t51 spool up? Got an option to get one cheap but worried about lag.

#29

He's still waiting for it to spool from this time two years ago

#30

it looks cool, sounds cool, has that oldschool appeal.
but new turbos are so much better in efficiency. the new ones cost a bit more, but that amount seems like nothing in the scheme of things when you are chasing more power

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