Best/most reliable way to make a CVH FRST 180-200BHP

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Best/most reliable way to make a CVH FRST 180-200BHP

Postby DaveRom on Fri Oct 22, 2004 8:35 am

Hi

I need opinions on the above. I'm currently running a Bayjoo 165 chip with standard injectors, -32 actuator, pace intercooler, k&n cone and a mongoose exhaust. I'm running 13psi and power is estimated between 165-170.

If i were to put a hybrid t2 on would this be enough to give me 180bhp?

From reading/searching other posts i know i'm going to need beige injectors but i ain't too keen on using a 195 superchip. To get round this would i need a live map?

Also my engine and turbo have only done 8000k.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Dave
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Postby heeman10 on Sat Oct 23, 2004 12:04 am

Ask Ian Howell...he may give you a touch of advice. Steel rods would be a very good idea...don't know what boost the standard pistons are ok to either :-?
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Postby KEVFRST on Sat Oct 23, 2004 7:08 pm

U wnt need steel rods if thas all the power u want.
Hybrid T2 will cost an arm & a leg, maybe u should switch to T3.
Personally id also change fuel pump too and get it live mapped at Motorsport Developments.
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Postby THECHIEF on Mon Oct 25, 2004 3:29 pm

ALRIGHT MATE, I CAN VOUCH FOR THE HYBRID T2 BEING EXPENSIVE, I JUST PAID £665 FOR ONE FROM TURBO TECHNICS ! YOU MIGHT WANT TO CONSIDER A HIGH LIFT CAM (PIPER285T2 HIGH BOOST, OR KENT EQUIVILANT). IVE GOT A KENT MYSELF, ALONG WITH A 165 SUPERCHIP, PACE INTERCOOLER, K+N FILTER, BAILEY DV, AND THE HYBRID, DONT KNOW WHAT SORT OF POWER IM RUNNING THOUGH, GOING UP TO COLLINS PERFORMANCE IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS.
remember ladies and gents, when all else fails, perserverence prevails !
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Postby GavStyli on Mon Oct 25, 2004 9:18 pm

id do what kev said, speak to stu @ motorsport developments
he'll tell you what spec to go for to get what u want
and will be easier to get 200bhp with a T3
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Postby DaveRom on Tue Oct 26, 2004 11:02 am

Thanks for the replies :)

Gav, pm'd mate.

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