Jun 272's Vs. HKS 280's 55-60whp!
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Originally Posted by EvoTio
AMS, you mentioned that the Jun 264 cams would be better with the stock ECU over the Jun 272's. Will you be testing or have you tested these cams? How do you think the Jun 264's compare to the HKS 264's and HKS 272's? Thanks.
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i would love to see the jun vs revolver dyno sheets.......any chance of you guys at ams testing that? Would be nice to see which set of cams make more power since they both have a much higher lift than the hks 272s.....
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Originally Posted by PURE EVIL 8
i would love to see the jun vs revolver dyno sheets.......any chance of you guys at ams testing that? Would be nice to see which set of cams make more power since they both have a much higher lift than the hks 272s.....
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Originally Posted by AMS
Here's the straight poop. Straight back to back test with these cams. The only thing changed was the fuelling curve to keep the A/F ratio's consistant.
At roughly 40-41psi on a GT42 we made about 55-60whp more with the JUN 272's over the HKS 280's. Idle quality is compromised with the Jun 272's so I will only recommend them for people running a stand-alone or hard core stock ecu guys. You will not a have a fun time getting them to idle with a stock ECU, but they really wont' be a problem on a speed density based engine managment.
We are now carrying the full line of JUN cams and for people who want to run them with a stock ECU I would recommend the 264's over the 272's. Please call the shop and speak with Eric for further info - 847-709-0530.
-Martin
At roughly 40-41psi on a GT42 we made about 55-60whp more with the JUN 272's over the HKS 280's. Idle quality is compromised with the Jun 272's so I will only recommend them for people running a stand-alone or hard core stock ecu guys. You will not a have a fun time getting them to idle with a stock ECU, but they really wont' be a problem on a speed density based engine managment.
We are now carrying the full line of JUN cams and for people who want to run them with a stock ECU I would recommend the 264's over the 272's. Please call the shop and speak with Eric for further info - 847-709-0530.
-Martin
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Originally Posted by jmartinez1170
Its about time you guys post this up. Jun cams are the best cams with the best overall power (Revolver cams) dont even come close to the juns when it comes to laying down a powerband all though the rpm. I knew that the juns where one of the best cams out but the price is what held me back from getting them. but noe that i know i can get them anytime right down the street from my house i just might pick one up after i get the 35R in.
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The dsm cam test is somewhat in valid becasue it was likely the turbo couldn't keep up flow wise. I have been thinking of doing one (similar to the SMIM test) with some of the new high end cams (pro race comps, cranes, and what ever people want to lend for testing).
I read that AMS was running the JUN cams months ago. I figured they switched from them to the new secret. I guess I was wrong.
I read that AMS was running the JUN cams months ago. I figured they switched from them to the new secret. I guess I was wrong.
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Originally Posted by AutoMotoSports
its an all around better cam. not just peak power
Eric
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