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twin cam head conversion

15 Jan 2003

Its a Delco, that was used in the VN, VP, v6 & v8 auto and manual, VR &VS manuals and a Nissan Pulsar. With Kalmaker its not the ECU, but the programe that makes it suitable for turbos. Kalma…

twin cam head conversion

14 Jan 2003

I wouldnt worry about seeing who's pays off. We are all going through the money :cry: As long as we get a rush out of driving one of Nissans best. [Image in original archive] Have fun Steven

twin cam head conversion

14 Jan 2003

Thanks Twinvl, Im using a complete Holden system of a VP V6, so parts are cheap and it runs the Holden coil packs. I rewrite it with Kalmaker ( www.kalmaker.com), a very flexible system that allows y…

twin cam head conversion

12 Jan 2003

Quote: Back to the VVT: How do you guys know where the VVT unit will place itself when you first start the engine. You can take a punt and say it will stay where it is, but how do you know? * The VV…

Advanced cam timing on an N/A....

12 Jan 2003

This is a copy of part of a post i submited earlier Quote "At low rpm the air speed through the port and valve is slower, so we try to have the valve reach its point of maximum lift at the same time…

twin cam head conversion

12 Jan 2003

I read posts all over the net were people say to get rid of the Variable Valve Timing. I can say from my own experience with this engine that VVT makes a big difference. We all know that advancing th…

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