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Author Subject: What the cause?
astormatt

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Post #1
Alrite, went on the PSOOC rolling road day at Powerstation, Teweksbury today. I was quite happy with the results as it is a standard car, but there is a dip in power high up the rev range, whats the cause of this? The operator said its not much to worry about, as to be honest i dont really rev her that high, but i am just interested to find out why? Is it worth sorting?

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Posted 23rd Jan 2010 at 22:19
roland rat

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Post #2
thats just the 6 running out off puff mate,nothing to worry about Smile
Posted 23rd Jan 2010 at 22:20
Rich E Forum Admin

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Post #3
That is a little too early though, peak should be at 6600 on a healthy standard engine.

Did you only get the one run? Ideally you need at least two or three to eliminate the possibility of operator error or the wheels slipping on the rollers.

Everything else looks okay though, so I'd say it's most likely the cam timing is slightly out.

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Rich
Posted 24th Jan 2010 at 00:14

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