AngelOreo
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Any guesses as to whether the gains will be worth the cost\time requiredThere will be gains, but I still believe fairly minimal.
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Any guesses as to whether the gains will be worth the cost\time requiredThere will be gains, but I still believe fairly minimal.
Off topic, but seeing as you guys are very knowledgeable on the EcoBoost motors...can you explain how different the EcoBoosts in the F150 and GT are?great to see Ford put them online. to set the record straight here:
-these cams are upgrades over stock, but still quite small compared to most aftermarket cams for other engines.
-There absolutely will be gains in power due to the 0.4mm/4deg and 1.1mm/16deg increase in lift and duration - this is a very conservative cam upgrade
-the short valvespring height combined with soft spring rate are limiting us from going bigger (without changing valvetrain components)
-each ecoboost engine uses a unique HPFP. none are compatible with each other at this time
the Daytona Prototypes and LMP race cars all use a Roush Yates engine based on the 3.5L in the SHO/Flex/Explorer. These engines use E98 and dual HPFP driven by dual cams. it requires approx $7k in machining work to the passenger side head to suit this, hence the reason it was never offered to the aftermarket.
This is not the same as an 3.5L f150 engine which is used on the new ford GT. that is next gen..
I'm going to run the ford cams first and see what type of power they make, then look into custom grinds!Adam said he's going to get custom grinds done I would personally wait on those and then compare the cost/performance benefit between multiple options.
I thought you were telling him to just wait for our camshafts haha. If the Ford ones work well we will use them, but I highly doubt they are going to support our goals.But the average person would probably benefit from waiting for your findings before jumping on the Ford ones no?![]()
Just want to see all the options first. That being said, if these cams were available right now and not "sometime in the summer" I would probably be running them in my engine.I thought you were telling him to just wait for our camshafts haha. If the Ford ones work well we will use them, but I highly doubt they are going to support our goals.
That reminds me of that iconic movie quote...."roads? Where we're going we don't need roads...."I thought you were telling him to just wait for our camshafts haha. If the Ford ones work well we will use them, but I highly doubt they are going to support our goals.
Tree'd ya, bruh! LolETA for shipping is 8/31/15, good price for 2 cams!