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Old 03-08-2008, 01:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Stock Sr16ve ECU with N1 Cams?
If I should get N1 cams and put in the Sr16ve, would the stock sr16ve ecu suffice? would I need a piggyback device to increase fuel and would i need bigger injectors?

About how much whp will adding the n1 cams(only) to the sr16motor add?

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Old 03-08-2008, 04:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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The ecu should handle the N1 cams without any problem. Go for it...
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I have been there and done exactly that. AFR was good (plot below).

I gained 2.4kW after installing the N1 cams in my 16VE. The dyno chart below is 16VE with N1 Cams, N1 manifold, and stock 16VE ECU.
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@ soNeoed, I see where u lost power after installing N1 cams!
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I have heard that N1 do better with less timing and stock 16ve cams take a lot more advance.
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@ soNeoed, I see where u lost power after installing N1 cams!
Yeah, I found the intake switch-over point needs to be moved 500rpm higher after fitting the N1 cams. I never got round to doing it though.
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