Who here has had the 4.7 AJP upgrade?
Discussion
I'm interested to hear from people who have had the 4.7 AJP upgrade and their thoughts.
Few starter questions:
1) Where was it done?
2) Did you get any other bits done as well to push the power up?
3) What was the final torque and BHP figures?
4) Are the power differences RELLY noticeable?
Cheers
Steve
Few starter questions:
1) Where was it done?
2) Did you get any other bits done as well to push the power up?
3) What was the final torque and BHP figures?
4) Are the power differences RELLY noticeable?
Cheers
Steve
Skellz said:
I'm interested to hear from people who have had the 4.7 AJP upgrade and their thoughts.
Few starter questions:
1) Where was it done?
2) Did you get any other bits done as well to push the power up?
3) What was the final torque and BHP figures?
4) Are the power differences RELLY noticeable?
Cheers
Steve
For an increase in 0.04% capacity I wouldn't be expecting a large increase in performance but I would hope for an extra 100K miles Few starter questions:
1) Where was it done?
2) Did you get any other bits done as well to push the power up?
3) What was the final torque and BHP figures?
4) Are the power differences RELLY noticeable?
Cheers
Steve

Jhonno said:
Iirc isn't it the head/induction side than becomes a restriction when chasing some bigger numbers? Some of the bigger powered 4.7's had headwork at the same time..?
From what information I have gathered so far this looks like the case. A basic 4.7L as I would like to call it, has a good increase (40-50lb) in torque and a small (20bhp) increase in bhp across the Rev range BUT little increase in peak bhp. To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
Skellz said:
From what information I have gathered so far this looks like the case. A basic 4.7L as I would like to call it, has a good increase (40-50lb) in torque and a small (20bhp) increase in bhp across the Rev range BUT little increase in peak bhp.
To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
would add an aftermarket ECU in that case too.To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
gacksen said:
Skellz said:
From what information I have gathered so far this looks like the case. A basic 4.7L as I would like to call it, has a good increase (40-50lb) in torque and a small (20bhp) increase in bhp across the Rev range BUT little increase in peak bhp.
To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
would add an aftermarket ECU in that case too.To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
Jhonno said:
gacksen said:
Skellz said:
From what information I have gathered so far this looks like the case. A basic 4.7L as I would like to call it, has a good increase (40-50lb) in torque and a small (20bhp) increase in bhp across the Rev range BUT little increase in peak bhp.
To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
would add an aftermarket ECU in that case too.To get increases in peak bhp as well you need to add:
1) red rose heads
2) larger injectors
3) race cams
4) modified manifolds/exhaust.
Cheers
Steve
esso said:
Standard ECU is not good enough to map a 4.7 properly for road use,a lot of 4.7's have been done for racing use, not many for the road,I know of one and it's not quite right yet, needs the ECU upgrading to map it correctly.
Why not? Surely it is the same engine with "just a tweak" on fueling and timing to suit the extra capacity?Edited by esso on Wednesday 16th December 13:33
Jhonno said:
esso said:
Standard ECU is not good enough to map a 4.7 properly for road use,a lot of 4.7's have been done for racing use, not many for the road,I know of one and it's not quite right yet, needs the ECU upgrading to map it correctly.
Why not? Surely it is the same engine with "just a tweak" on fueling and timing to suit the extra capacity?Edited by esso on Wednesday 16th December 13:33
Jhonno said:
gruffalo said:
My 4.7 is used mostly on the road and is just fine on the MBE, mapping point every 250RPM is fine.
What are your numbers/spec? Have you got a dyno printout?I may go back and get it retested when I get round to it.
gruffalo said:
Jhonno said:
gruffalo said:
My 4.7 is used mostly on the road and is just fine on the MBE, mapping point every 250RPM is fine.
What are your numbers/spec? Have you got a dyno printout?I may go back and get it retested when I get round to it.
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