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Originally posted by hoveringuy View PostFirst HPDE a few weeks ago. Engine was great; pulls hard where it needs to and keeps up with plenty of "M" badges. I had a blast and have a long way to grow my abilities to match the car.
Ive been day-dreaming how my car would be with a M54 motor... Miss that torque
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Originally posted by mike25 View PostSteve
How are you finding the engine response as a daily driver?
Do you miss the torque in the lower/mid revs?
This motor is civilized enough that my 16 y/o is learning to drive it and now prefers it to my Tacoma for his trips around town, imagine that, LOL....
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It would be interesting to see what the DISA inlet manifold would offer with your Shricks.
Would it be best of both worlds - good top end and plenty of low torque........ or would it kill the benefit of the shricks?
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Originally posted by nando View Postyeah but he has schricks :)
and it's just the peak number that's higher - everything below 4k is lower.
Still a great accomplishment, basically +40whp with cams and a tune.
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yeah but he has schricks :)
and it's just the peak number that's higher - everything below 4k is lower.
Still a great accomplishment, basically +40whp with cams and a tune.
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Originally posted by nando View Postare you using the OBD1 intake or the Disa intake? Disa makes a big difference in low-end torque.
Power is about equivalent to an N52 with headers/tune (but less low end torque). I think there might be something to the comment about ignition knock at higher RPM, the graph is fairly wavy. It might even gain some power with less ignition.
I wish I could have made it out Thursday while you were at CC but I just couldn't leave work - too much going on at the moment..
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are you using the OBD1 intake or the Disa intake? Disa makes a big difference in low-end torque.
Power is about equivalent to an N52 with headers/tune (but less low end torque). I think there might be something to the comment about ignition knock at higher RPM, the graph is fairly wavy. It might even gain some power with less ignition.
I wish I could have made it out Thursday while you were at CC but I just couldn't leave work - too much going on at the moment..
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This is about what a stock M54 looks like. While I make way more power over 4000, I've actually lost torque and power below that. I'm down 35 ft-lbs from my previous motor where I was well over 200 torques at 3000.
The old motor felt more like a V-8.
A good header would probably restore about 15-20 torques where I need it, the OBD2 manifold isn't bad but it isn't great.
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Considering the car was rated at 225 crank hp stock, I'd say 237whp is damned impressive :up:
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Originally posted by TheAxiom View PostCollector is too close to the headers, causes exhaust gas reversion. Super healthy and awesome numbers, some of the best I've seen from a stock cam M54.
Steve posted previously:
"The intake is a Schrick 264 degree/10.5mm. Stock was 240/9.7
The exhaust is a Shrek cam. 254 degree/9.7mm. Stock was 244/9.0"
Steve
Do you have a bone stock M54B30 dyno to show the gains made against a stock engine and ECU?Last edited by mike25; 02-20-2017, 11:19 AM.
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Collector is too close to the headers, causes exhaust gas reversion. Super healthy and awesome numbers, some of the best I've seen from a stock cam M54.
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That is rather nice, and that 20-25ft/lb bump in the 4,000-5,000 range must be very nice. According to my tuner, that raggedness in the curve on the top end is usually the DME fighting knock/detonation. Keep going! It's looking really healthy.
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