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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Oct 30, '07 From hudson falls ny Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
i was doing some research and noticed that pretty much the only difference between the beams 3w-ge and the 3s-gte is that the 3s-ge has the vvt-i and producing about 197 hp compared to the 3s-gte that has no vvt-i but a turbo putting it at about 225hp. does anyone know of anyone that has tries to take the vvt-i head off from the beams motor and put it on the 3s-gte
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QUOTE(frosty @ Dec 27, 2007 - 11:44 AM) [snapback]626015[/snapback] ^definitly true ![]() QUOTE(playr158 @ Dec 20, 2007 - 4:32 PM) [snapback]624479[/snapback] you can boost a high CR motor (New celicas for that matter as well) high compression helps with off boost driveability, as well as you make the "same" amount of power as a lower CR motor with a lower boost level on a high CR motor Its all in the ability to tune your timing and fuel. In my build i'll actually be raising the CR of the 3sgte to ~9.5:1 almost. Don't forget a water/meth or alchohol injection for added cooling protection... Uh, not seeing the vvt-i control on the exposed cam gears so I would say this either is not the beams motor or the vvti was removed. IMO, turbo the beams, run a high octane, and get some sort of water/meth injection. Going through the hassel to swap heads wouldn't be worth it. Now if you were to place the head on the 5s block and make it a stroker motor then that would be fun. water/meth is a "band-aid" solution....how many REAL racecars do you see running around on it? (road course that is) answer is zero. A properly built and tuned motor does not need water/meth. W/M is used in order to run a higher boost level/change timing a bit for short periods of time and is not something you depend on. |
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