taraka upgrade
taraka upgrade
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clarkmagpie

Original Poster:

3,704 posts

225 months

Monday 3rd March 2008
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has anyone got one?

what are the advantages over standard?

pwd95

8,459 posts

268 months

David Beer

3,982 posts

297 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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Nobody had one done prepared to speak up !

Pasco

6,652 posts

258 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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David Beer said:
Nobody had one done prepared to speak up !
The only person i know is er... i think... er you Dave yes?

clarkmagpie

Original Poster:

3,704 posts

225 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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i have it done to mine but just wondering how it compares to standard form!

David Beer

3,982 posts

297 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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If you ask how it compares to standard, you aint sure you have been "done" ?

trackcar

6,453 posts

256 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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clarkmagpie said:
i have it done to mine but just wondering how it compares to standard form!
Get yourself along to the TVR Power rolling road day and see how it goes on their rollers, and compare to any standard cars on the day. For 3700 pounds youd really want 310/320hp.

Edited by trackcar on Saturday 8th March 18:34

David Beer

3,982 posts

297 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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320 is what is promised, so thats what you get !

IanMack

423 posts

246 months

Saturday 8th March 2008
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If you want a 320bhp speak to Jamie at Castle Race Engines he built an engine for someone using a Real steel 'Stump puller' cam, blue printed bottom end with an Emerald. A genuine 320bhp i belive on Jools at Trackcar's rollers thumbup

clarkmagpie

Original Poster:

3,704 posts

225 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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mine has rolling roaded at 300bhp

goes like sh!t off a stick though smile

GreenV8S

31,021 posts

314 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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IanMack said:
Castle Race Engines ... Real steel 'Stump puller' cam
That's strange. "Stump Puller" usually means a very short cam which is very good for bottom end torque (hence the name) but relatively poor for top end power.

IanMack

423 posts

246 months

Sunday 9th March 2008
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GreenV8S said:
IanMack said:
Castle Race Engines ... Real steel 'Stump puller' cam
That's strange. "Stump Puller" usually means a very short cam which is very good for bottom end torque (hence the name) but relatively poor for top end power.
Have a look on Real steels website they quote figures for a 4.0 and 4.3. I am not saying this is a perfect cam, just on that particular rebuild it worked. I am sure that V8D have similar cams that work. Horses for coureses and all that thumbup