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darosa4561Sep-03-03 05:56 AM
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#58438, "Safely Reving to 8200rpm"


          

Well i Plan on doing my headgasket this winter. Since my head will be off i was thinking that since i want the AF/X ECU i might as well upgrade. Because i know if i dont one day i wont be paying attention and rev to high. So i made a little list of parts that i think i need to Rev Safly to 8200 RPM.

Crane Springs and Titanium Ratainers
Stainless Valves
PT Lash Adjusters
PT Rockers
Crane #10 Cams

Is thier anything that i am missing. Thats the hole valve train right. I am pretty much getting everything from black dog motor sports. Except the cams ill get them at howell when i get the ecu. But if thiers something missing or something you think i should add let me know

1997 Dodge Avenger I-4 5-Speed
DreamSpeed Cold Air Intake,AF/X Under Drive Pully, ES Motor Mount Inserts, MSD DIS2, MSD Coil Pack, MSD 8.5mm Wires,Aluminem Flywheel,Spec Stage1 Clutch,Crank Scraper, Quaife LSD,Airmass 4-1 Headers, Test Pipe, Bosal Catback,B&M Short SHifter(50%),Symbroski Shifter Kit, Grounding Kit, Solid Front Motor Mount

  

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RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm, ModeratorVX100, Sep-03-03 06:45 AM, #1
RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm, Matt_95tgs, Sep-03-03 08:38 AM, #2
      RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm, TeamMichael_97RS, Sep-03-03 04:44 PM, #3
           RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm, 1TuffRS, Sep-03-03 04:54 PM, #4
                RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm, Eagle 5, Sep-04-03 04:18 AM, #5
                     RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm, TeamMichael_97RS, Sep-04-03 05:53 AM, #6

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#58439, "RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm"
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You won't need the stainless steel valve, new valve springs, or retainers to rev to 8200 rpms. The stock components will handle that rpm.

New rockers arms are needed, as the stock ones don't like going that high. And new lifters are really necessary, but are typically a good idea as the new lifter design Chrysler has in the PT cruiser oils better than the ones we have now.

As for cams, if you're staying N/A, then go for the crane #12s. I've got the #10s, they're very nice and help performance, don't get me wrong, but you'll probably want more power than they will give you.

I don't know how the #12s are at idle, but they SHOULD be fine.

"Tutto fa brodo."

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98 RS
15.173 @ 90.70 MPH

And also a 2011 Ralliart

  

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Matt_95tgsSep-03-03 08:38 AM
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#58450, "RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm"
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I have the 14's which are similar to the 12's except have a split duration for the turbo, but they idle just like stock.

Matt
1995 Eclipse GS
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TeamMichael_97RSSep-03-03 04:44 PM
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#58480, "RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm"
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>I have the 14's which are similar to the 12's except have a
>split duration for the turbo, but they idle just like stock.

That's exactly why they idle like stock, the lift doesn't cause as much problems as the overlap does.

When in doubt I'm happy with my Crower Stage 2's nice lumpy idle.



15.9 @ 86.7mph

Smooth idle? We don't need no stinking smooth idle.

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#58481, "RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm"
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a buddy of mine has crane 16's and his idle is still liveable, I say if your going to spend the money you might as well do it right the first time. I think that if you get 10's your going to end up dissapointed with the performance of them




Toney
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Eagle 5Sep-04-03 04:18 AM
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#58497, "RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm"
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if the stock springs and such will handle 8200 rpms, then how high could you rev with the things he mentioned? like crower or crane valve springs and retainers, p cruiser lifter/lash rockers, stainless valves? do u HAVE to have cams to rev that high, ro will you still be able to with stock cams just you wont have anywhere near the power you could have?
mainly, how high would you eb able to rev with that stuff?

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TeamMichael_97RSSep-04-03 05:53 AM
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#58500, "RE: Safely Reving to 8200rpm"
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The stock cams don't have the lift or duration to really take advantage of the higher revs. They open and close too quickly and don't open far enough. You'll see some power improvements, but no where near what you would see with cams.



15.9 @ 86.7mph

Smooth idle? We don't need no stinking smooth idle.

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