[mr_moparguy2000]

LMAO.....Good Damn Luck. The Pentastar 3.6L uses 4 variable cams controlled by the PCM via 4 independant actuator solenoids that "step" oil pressure up and down depending on needs derived by the PCM through multiple sensor feeds, and logorythims that will make NASA engineers cringe!!!. Also in the mix is an electronically controlled variable pressure oil pump. Did I mention there's only one cam sensor per cylinder head? Did I also forget to mention that MOPAR hasn't quite got the software right for these engines yet? FYI if you don't put catalytic convertors on them they overheat the heads and burn valves, and drop seats really efficiently!!!

 

[krisstek]

thanks,now i understand because is a low price engine!
better change project?have a hemi 5700...

 

[saltydog]

Welcome to Allpar!

 

[chuzz]

Welcome to Allpar. I have some friends in Ferrara. Are you close to there?

 

[krisstek]

thanks good reception.
i live about 300km to ferrara.
have this project for a offroad team,they have 2 buggy and some big engine.
when i look pentastar thought it is too technological,but the customer bought it because it is lightweight.
second is a 5700 hemi,i think it's an old generation engine,has only a "twin spark".
the third is a European engine, working with this for me is easier.audi 4200cc v8
give up the first draft and I will continue with the other.
thank