Posted August 11, 200321 yr comment_46801 Hi fellas,I've got a dilemma with an ex-turbo'd L28 engine.Engine was a fuel injected turbo, now converted to dual SU carb set up. Yes I know you may ask why the conversion, the answer is $$$ for the time being, turbo is put aside until more $$$ come through, a while yet!All bearings, rings, seals have been replaced and well run in, but I'm finding it a little short of power on stand start acceleration.The car pulls great once above 70kph (45mph?) in top (4th) gear 2500rpm, but it's working through the gears from a stand start that I feel is a little slow. Overtaking and accelerating on freeways is excellent.The specs are L28 N42, elec dizzy, 240z carbs, extractors mated to a 240K box (C110) and a 3.54 ratio diff. Comp ratio is at the 8.3:1 mark.My question is, are turbo cams profiled differently than N/A engines? As far as I'm concerned the engine is spot on, but I believe the cam is letting me down.Any experience out there?Help from some Guru's appreciated, cheers! Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/7459-turbo-cam/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 11, 200321 yr comment_46802 that with the low compression will give you some of your acceleration problems as well.if you ar going back to turbo then i wouldnt worry about it. if you plan to stay the n/a route then the first thing i would do is buy me some nice flat top pistons to up that compression Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/7459-turbo-cam/#findComment-46802 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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