If you have a 90 degree V8 it's going to be difficult to change the firing order no matter who made it.
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Originally Posted By: SteveSRT8
If you have a 90 degree V8 it's going to be difficult to change the firing order no matter who made it.
True.
Without a cam that has lobes timed differently, firing order changes are impossible. Also, re-arranging the spark timing on an engine with coil per cylinder ignition might be a problem.
However, the crankshaft doesn't need to be altered.
If you have a 90 degree V8 it's going to be difficult to change the firing order no matter who made it.
True.
Without a cam that has lobes timed differently, firing order changes are impossible. Also, re-arranging the spark timing on an engine with coil per cylinder ignition might be a problem.
However, the crankshaft doesn't need to be altered.
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Originally Posted By: SteveSRT8
If you have a 90 degree V8 it's going to be difficult to change the firing order no matter who made it.
It's a cam swap away if we are talking older stuff.
If you have a 90 degree V8 it's going to be difficult to change the firing order no matter who made it.
It's a cam swap away if we are talking older stuff.
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