cam gear question
cam gear question
i have fidanza cam gears zero'd out..i just got tuned on my aem..im running 10.5 hotside with 280's....my question is if i change my cam gears do its nesacary*(sp) to get re-tuned or should i be okay? i was thinking of going -2,-2..
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^n.m i see your sig.............what kinda power incresse would i bee looking at...like i said i have hks 280's, megan manifold, 10.5 hotside, 02 housing, turbo back, fuel pump, bushur intercooler and piping, and tuned on a ems at 22 psi
you need to do this on a dyno. Dont risk it!
Cam gears allow one to tweak the powerband wherever it's most needed. The cam timing settings that make best peak power differ from those that make the biggest midrange torque. It's primarily a matter of turbo size, driving style, additional mods, fuel, and tuning. Tuning cams is like adding a graphic equalizer to a sound system and finding the settings that sound the best to you.
Cam gears allow one to tweak the powerband wherever it's most needed. The cam timing settings that make best peak power differ from those that make the biggest midrange torque. It's primarily a matter of turbo size, driving style, additional mods, fuel, and tuning. Tuning cams is like adding a graphic equalizer to a sound system and finding the settings that sound the best to you.
Hey Ted,
I'm curious to what you think about a cam gear on the a MIVEC engine? Is it worth it, should one just adjust via VVT map or both? My first thought is both, but I'm not sure what to change first and how each would effect the other. Thanks.
If a cam gear is useful on a MIVEC engine depends entirely on the base timing of the (exh) cam. If I wasn't crazy about the timing of the exh cam (and I'm not crazy about it with some sets), I would set the exh cam gear where I wanted to position the LC, then construct my MIVEC map around that base cam timing.







