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Old 03-25-2008, 10:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question cams, intake, exhaust, what next??

ok guys, heres what I have and I am hoping that you can help.

92 Sentra w/ SR20De engine jdm

brian crower .264 duration s2 cams
brian crower titanium spring retainers
brian crower 90 ft lb springs
greddy rocker arm stoppers
full 3 angle valve job
cometic 1.2 mm stock bore mls head gasket
honed cylinder walls with new piston rings and stock pistons and bottom end
k&n pop charger
2.25 cat back exhaust (custom bent pipe) with magnaflow muffler
8 lb jgy flywheel and strip street clutch


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i havent changed the header because i havent yet decided whether to turbo or not. right now i am wanting to tune it slightly to increase performance but i am lost when it comes to air/fuel ratios and timing of the engine. I know there is a lot to be gained just by small tweaks because of the type of work that was done. but the question is where do i start? is it in fuel? do i need to change the curve? if so, how do i get the vehicle to the point where it isnt TOO rich. and what parts would be neccessary to do this. I have gotten a lot of answers, none of which i trust 100 percent. i had planned on a jwt ecu but here again, if i am unsure if i am going to boost, i would rather not spend the 500 bux on it just yet and didnt know if changing injectors, fuel pressure regulator, pump, mass air sensor, would be a much easier fix (not neccesarily all of the above, but a culmination of one or the other). could somebody please fill me in. whats gonna give me the best bang for the buck? Thanks!
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Get an SSAC header off ebay (they are $100) you can always sell it for the same if you go turbo. then get some pulleys. Then get an ecu or a piggyback and then get on the dyno.

best bang for the buck will be the header.
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Old 03-25-2008, 11:06 PM   #3 (permalink)
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first off pull your valve cover off and remove the RAS......then place them in the trash can.

second an upgraded ECU will do very very little for that setup if anything and stand alone is a massive waist of money.

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Old 03-26-2008, 10:59 AM   #4 (permalink)
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thanks for youre help.
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