what does bdtc mean? my english seems not elaborate enough to understand. you are running itb right?
regards from germany
markus
BTDC is Bottom Top Dead Senter, but I use BDC as term in Norway. The exhaust cam open 90 degree before piston goes in it`s lower positione known as BDC. This is used for timing the reverse pulsing correct for creating vacuume that raise the VE at some point in the Rpm scale.
I use ITB from AT Power with homemade inlet manifold. AT Power relised a 30 mm DOHC inlet manifold for Z22SE last week.
Oakmere:
The cams go to 8500 Rpm :-)
And yes the head is fully prepped for 9000 rpm.
What are you using for engine management? (edit: because I forgot to type )
I use Electromotive Tec GT with custom 60-2 triggersetup on a aluminium balancer.
Camshaft: I used the 264/268 degree setup, but intake made to little clerance so I fitted the 113351 intake (262 degree) to get 1,5 mm piston to valve clerance, and adjusting the intake 3 degree retard to make this happen.
Next setup will be with the 264 intake and 3-4 degree advance.
Edited by BAre, 24 September 2013 - 07:29 AM.