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1997 M.B. E320 vs 1994 Cavalier RS...

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Didn't turn out so well, lol.

A coworker wanted me to know how crappy my car was after work, so we went from a dig. He gave me the jump and I had him until he hit third gear, then he pulled away pretty quickly lol After that he threw his flashers on and it was over...

R.I.P. my ego, lol.

If I find the video, you'll be the first to see it.

Interesting fact, the 97 E320 has a RWD 3.2l six cylinder with 217 hp, so I did alright :)
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Throw a cammed 3500 in there and race him again ;) don't TL him and ask him what happen.
Ha, if I didn't have a turbo cam, turbo heads, and turbo manifolds coming in the mail, I totally would. Too bad he knows about my build, and he just got a four cylinder jeep, lol.

I should go with a cammed 3500, maybe even throw in a turbo, but I feel this 3.1 turbo build is a nice start.
Except then your stuck with 2nd gen block parts
I sure am. I don't know if I'll be hurting unless I make more than 250 hp, though.
What cam and heads? TGP cam and heads are the same as N/A
I probably should have worded that differently. The heads are just 3.1 heads, I'm not sure if they're TGP or not, that are ported. I don't remember the cam specs, I'll post them later.
This should be right.

CAMSHAFT SPECIFICATIONS:

INTAKE:
Duration: 284º
Lift: .431
Clearance Hot: .000

EXHAUST:
Duration: 274º
Lift: .417
Clearance Hot: .000

The specifications listed above are based on a rocker arm ratio of
1.50 IN
1.50 EX

RECOMMENDED VALVE SPRING INFORMATION:

-4.0 ATDC

-17.0 BTDC

ABDC 36.0

39.0 BBDC

camcard

The information below is for degreeing cam only. Correct only at .050" tappet lift.

INTAKE
Opens: -4.0 ATDC
Closes: 36.0 ABDC

EXHAUST
Opens: 39.0 BBDC
Closes: -17.0 BTDC

LOBE SEPERATION 114º

Duration at .050"
Intake: 212
Exhaust: 202

LOBE LIFT
Intake: .287
Exhaust: .278

If using "Lobe Center" method of degreeing, cam should be installed on an intake centerline of: 110º

NOTES:
B-171 INTAKE
B-202 EXHAUST
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