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4.0 OHV Dyno w cam upgrade


clowe1965

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Vehicle Year
1992
Transmission
Manual
Read it and weep gents.
Stock 200k bottom end with hiflo oil pump
422 cam, beehive springs, non-professionally ported heads, shaved .030 so it should be around 10.5:1. stock everything else except it's straight piped from the y and back. 158@4500 and 212@2900
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@clowe1965
• Automatic or manual transmission?
• what size tires?
• which gears in the axle?
• stock exhaust?
• electric fan?
 
@clowe1965
• Automatic or manual transmission?
• what size tires?
• which gears in the axle?
• stock exhaust?
• electric fan?
Manual 2wd, running with auto ecu
3.27 gears
225/40/r15s
Straight piped exhaust dumped before the axle
No mechanical fan.
Stock airbox
 
Read it and weep gents.
Stock 200k bottom end with hiflo oil pump
422 cam, beehive springs, non-professionally ported heads, shaved .030 so it should be around 10.5:1. stock everything else except it's straight piped from the y and back. 158@4500 and 212@2900View attachment 136974

I've seen a lot of people say that they added a cam, but never see anyone share dyno results.

Now to decipher it.

The 4.0L OHV makes a 160hp. There's generally a 10-15% loss of horsepower to the wheels with a manual. In that case, I'm assuming you're 173-181 horsepower which is a gain of 13-21 horsepower. Sound right?
 

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