gsc280 cams or cossworth 272 cams
I'd wait for info on the GSC S2's. GSC has S1, S2, and S3 cams now. As far as I know they're not going to be selling cams listed by the duration anymore.
There's quite a bit of info about the Cosworth cams, and some about the S1's. Id contact GSC and tell them what you have, what your plans are, and go from there.
There's quite a bit of info about the Cosworth cams, and some about the S1's. Id contact GSC and tell them what you have, what your plans are, and go from there.
what are your mods and maybe i can help.. check out our gsc motorsports section of evom for the S1 results tha t machines gone wild did.
Last edited by GregGSC; Jan 13, 2007 at 12:20 AM.
Here's the site good gains don't know if its whp or bhp https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...=1#post3856389
This is kinda the grudge match that everyone on here has been talking or debating about. GSC or Cosi....Which one is better? Which one nets more power? It will be nice to see when they release the test results for the back to back on both. IMO I dont think you can go wrong with either.
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i have works dp, works rtp, hks exhaust. and a works flash. and getting a O2 housing and a ported manifold, arc intake, greddy uicp, ams licp.
LoL well cosworth makes a race motor 4g63 and yeah...
Gsc cams sound great too you just have to look down the road and see what mods you plan on doing... S1's for stock turbo and cosi for antthing besides 30 and 35 if you have those the s2's are more aggressive and should out perform the cosi
Gsc cams sound great too you just have to look down the road and see what mods you plan on doing... S1's for stock turbo and cosi for antthing besides 30 and 35 if you have those the s2's are more aggressive and should out perform the cosi
Chrylser could make a 4g63 race motor. Doesn't mean they have any experience with it. I'm not saying Cosworth stuff sucks, from all accounts it's pretty decent. Is it worth the money? IMO nope.
It just seems to me that Cosworth needed to branch out into new markets to recoup money they lost in building a temendous failure of an F1 motor, among other things. They have such a high overhead, which is why they're stuff is so expensive. My point was, when it comes to knowing the ins and outs of the 4g63 motor, there is no replacement for experience. One of the reasons why I trust Dave Buschur's word over ANYONE, well, I'll throw Jun, or Garage HRS in as well, but I look to who designs and builds the fastest, strongest, most reliable 4g63's when it comes to parts.
Cosworth is an impressive name in racing for sure, but, look at the fastest Evo's and DSM's. Cosworth isn't mentioned. They may in the future, but I'd look elswhere until their parts are a little more proven.
This is all IMO of course, so take this rambling FWIW.
It just seems to me that Cosworth needed to branch out into new markets to recoup money they lost in building a temendous failure of an F1 motor, among other things. They have such a high overhead, which is why they're stuff is so expensive. My point was, when it comes to knowing the ins and outs of the 4g63 motor, there is no replacement for experience. One of the reasons why I trust Dave Buschur's word over ANYONE, well, I'll throw Jun, or Garage HRS in as well, but I look to who designs and builds the fastest, strongest, most reliable 4g63's when it comes to parts.
Cosworth is an impressive name in racing for sure, but, look at the fastest Evo's and DSM's. Cosworth isn't mentioned. They may in the future, but I'd look elswhere until their parts are a little more proven.
This is all IMO of course, so take this rambling FWIW.


