Rotating assembly recommendations

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Cool, so you use the lockouts and these covers to take the solenoid out of the equation, correct.
 

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Im building a stock crank/stock compression motor, lock outs and decided to go with high load springs. Not sure what boost will be but Im thinking about 16-18# through a 76mm ball bearing turbo on e85. The high load may be overkill but better safe than sorry.
 

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Im building a stock crank/stock compression motor, lock outs and decided to go with high load springs. Not sure what boost will be but Im thinking about 16-18# through a 76mm ball bearing turbo on e85. The high load may be overkill but better safe than sorry.

What springs did you go with?
 

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With lock outs will it take the lopey idle away at idle? Would limiters be a better option? Or is the general con census lock out, delete and jet the nitrous up or boost it up.


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Idle lope comes from a combination of cam duration and lobe separation angle.
It's a good idea to keep the stock VCT system unless you get high lift cams (.490+) that require locking out/limiting phasers because otherwise you give up horsepower or mid range torque.
 

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I though VCT would play a little role or you wouldn't be able to "ghost tune" a lopey idle. I understand that locking/limiting the phasers isn't needed until a. The phasers get noisy b. You have a higher lift cam or c. Stiffer valve springs. The 20 hp you loose is easily overcome by jetting the nitrous pill. My question is locking the phaser a better option than limiting it in the above a,b,c scenarios? And is everyone locking them at full advance or full retard?


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Ghost tune is in the coyote not 3v world
 

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I though VCT would play a little role or you wouldn't be able to "ghost tune" a lopey idle. I understand that locking/limiting the phasers isn't needed until a. The phasers get noisy b. You have a higher lift cam or c. Stiffer valve springs. The 20 hp you loose is easily overcome by jetting the nitrous pill. My question is locking the phaser a better option than limiting it in the above a,b,c scenarios? And is everyone locking them at full advance or full retard?


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Full advance is 0 degrees. Full retard is -60 degrees. There is only one option.
 

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Full advance is 0 degrees. Full retard is -60 degrees. There is only one option.

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