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Old Dec 9, 2008, 06:43 AM
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evo 8 hks vs kelford 272

anyone swichted from hks 272 to kelford 272 on an evo 8 with the green ???
is there more power to be made or should i just stick to the 272 hks i have already /???
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HKS 272's don't even remotely compare to the Kelford 272's. Kelford is way more aggressive.
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Originally Posted by gfng
anyone swichted from hks 272 to kelford 272 on an evo 8 with the green ???
is there more power to be made or should i just stick to the 272 hks i have already /???

Same thing Iam debating on. Not sure if it's worth the extra $750 (cams/springs)
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+1 ^^^^ There goes your answer. Kelford is the best bang for your buck.
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i understand kelford is the best , but is it worth it for an evo 8 on green , any one have a green on 272 kelford , i know its more agreesive , remember it was a gt35 on the ams test not an evo green on kelford people
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^ i went from gsc s1's to coswrth m2's (aka kelford 272's) while running a fp-grn on 91 octane & saw decent gains from 4k on up to redline.



the s1's made more power for me than hks 272's. I ran that combo while on a tme turbo.....whp is calculated through aem on this graph.

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thanks so u made more power thru m2 looks like u didnt loosse spool
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These Kelford cams are delivering!
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Originally Posted by gfng
thanks so u made more power thru m2 looks like u didnt loosse spool
For me, the M2's made more power, however. The s1 cams drive / idle / behave so much nicer on the streets than the m2's

i would make the switch again....i have no regrets going with the m2's for my needs....your needs maybe different.
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M2 is Kelford 272?
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do m2 and kelfords m2 have the same intake exhaust mm
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They have similar lift numbers. Not sure if they're the same, though.
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Originally Posted by Aby@MIL.SPEC
^ i went from gsc s1's to coswrth m2's (aka kelford 272's) while running a fp-grn on 91 octane & saw decent gains from 4k on up to redline.



the s1's made more power for me than hks 272's. I ran that combo while on a tme turbo.....whp is calculated through aem on this graph.
Am I overlooking or even misreading the first chart as only a difference of 11whp and 21wtq when you made the conversion? IMO, that doesn't suffice for spending roughly $550 on the Kelfords and the $200 or so on the retainers.

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