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klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 1:26 pm
by SpatialTerror
ok so i have a aluminum crank pulley, short ram air, ceramic clutch, distributor wires and plugs, cat back exhaust, and of course the klze. now i have decided to go n/a performance. what else can i do besides headers to make my car run faster.

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 1:36 pm
by mitmaks
switch all fluid to synthetic
MSD or mallory ignition box
Bigger t/b, port/polish heads, possibly custom grind cam, etc etc...

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 1:42 pm
by WhiteFinish
Stand Alone
FPR (good brand, no ebay crap)

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 1:45 pm
by JWMX3
Colt tri-flo performance N/A cams - http://www.coltcams.com/html/camshaft/index.cfm

listed under domestic/ford probe gt

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 1:52 pm
by fowljesse
Get an engine management system.
The rest depends on your budget, ability, time, goals, etc... If you have all of those, you can get independant throttle bodies, ans coils over your plugs with the EMS. Check out extremethings.com

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 5:03 pm
by JWMX3
He's listing "distributor wires and plugs" as a power adder. I doubt a stand alone engine management is anything he's ready to install, tune or spend the $$ on.

for bolt on n/a power a good cam grind is the biggest bang for the buck. even if you suck with cars get a manual and a friend to help install them.
A ze with the tri-flo cams and a good intake/exhaust will scream up high . over on PT they do colt cam bulk buys all the time for around 440 usd a set. no tuning, not much hassle, just install and go

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 5:35 pm
by solo_ryder
JWMX3 wrote:He's listing "distributor wires and plugs" as a power adder. I doubt a stand alone engine management is anything he's ready to install, tune or spend the $$ on.

for bolt on n/a power a good cam grind is the biggest bang for the buck. even if you suck with cars get a manual and a friend to help install them.
A ze with the tri-flo cams and a good intake/exhaust will scream up high . over on PT they do colt cam bulk buys all the time for around 440 usd a set. no tuning, not much hassle, just install and go
X2 - Cams are the way to go if u want some NA Power. Maybe upgrade your valve springs to be safe and rev abit higher.

Ditch the aluminum crank pulley, those things are garbage and are not good for your motor in the long run.

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 17th, 2010, 7:39 pm
by Daninski
Outlaw engineerng intake/TB spacers. Properly adjusting and setting up of your engine i.e. setting TPS, spark plugs, idle.

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 18th, 2010, 8:12 pm
by Bolverk
What kind of gains should you get from performance cams?

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 18th, 2010, 8:36 pm
by JWMX3
Bolverk wrote:What kind of gains should you get from performance cams?
depends on the grind.

for example in the 2.5 litre, the JDM cams dynoed 9whp over the USDM cams on a DE with intake/exhaust

The colt tri-flows are expected to be 15 - 20 whp. still waiting on a dyno chart since they are relatively new, not many have them yet

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 12:01 am
by Bolverk
Hmm, anyone on the site have them on a ZE?

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 12:06 am
by JWMX3
probetalk.com youll find about 10 from the last gb bought them for their ZE.. I dont think anyone on this site has them

theres a few with the performance n/a colt grind but not the tri-flo

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 2:30 am
by SpatialTerror
well my overall goal is to have a sh** load of power. but reliable enough to be a dailey driver. now the car alone with the klze hauls a--. i live in a pretty small town with only i think 7000 people and i got the fastest car around. now im kinda new to building my own car for preformance. but ive been around repair shops for a while and know most of the ins and outs to a motor.
now my main question is, is there more preformance and reliability with turbo. or without turbo.
i am willing to do just about anything to my car. i do have a small cash flow but at the current time it all goes into my car

Re: klze performance

Posted: January 19th, 2010, 2:42 am
by fowljesse
I recommend doing a search for the WHP list, and checking out the worklogs of the highest powered ones.
Along with power comes responsibility. You should upgrade your suspension, brakes, etc..
For any serious power making project, you're going to need an engine management system.