Should I switch to S3's?
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Should I switch to S3's?
This isnt so much a "help convince me" thread moreso than it is, technically, is it doable type question? I have S2's right now, its a BR long rod 2.4 (10:1 cr) with an FP Black and a BR stage 3 head. I want to do the S3's because theyll help the motor breathe a little better especially up top.4 and I feel like theyll push me an additional 25-40whp past where I am now. My biggest concern is piston to valve clearance.
Anyone have any input?
Anyone have any input?
Its an Evo IX, there is no option from BR for those currently.
The custom cams we have done are hard to get billets for. Greg and I have talked about running S3s in my car to see what the difference is. However we just havent had a chance to get that testing done yet. The lift on the S3 is 11.7 both sides so its a little less than the crazy ones I am running. I think this would be a more accessible easier to obtain route.
It would require going to a specific valvespring for the combination though. Either the GSC spring with Ti retainer or a set of Kiggly Valvesprings.
Aaron
The custom cams we have done are hard to get billets for. Greg and I have talked about running S3s in my car to see what the difference is. However we just havent had a chance to get that testing done yet. The lift on the S3 is 11.7 both sides so its a little less than the crazy ones I am running. I think this would be a more accessible easier to obtain route.
It would require going to a specific valvespring for the combination though. Either the GSC spring with Ti retainer or a set of Kiggly Valvesprings.
Aaron
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Its an Evo IX, there is no option from BR for those currently.
The custom cams we have done are hard to get billets for. Greg and I have talked about running S3s in my car to see what the difference is. However we just havent had a chance to get that testing done yet. The lift on the S3 is 11.7 both sides so its a little less than the crazy ones I am running. I think this would be a more accessible easier to obtain route.
It would require going to a specific valvespring for the combination though. Either the GSC spring with Ti retainer or a set of Kiggly Valvesprings.
Aaron
The custom cams we have done are hard to get billets for. Greg and I have talked about running S3s in my car to see what the difference is. However we just havent had a chance to get that testing done yet. The lift on the S3 is 11.7 both sides so its a little less than the crazy ones I am running. I think this would be a more accessible easier to obtain route.
It would require going to a specific valvespring for the combination though. Either the GSC spring with Ti retainer or a set of Kiggly Valvesprings.
Aaron
thanks rogerio
My specs are not being disclosed publicly other than they are bigger than an S2 and have 12mm of lift. As we can get them they are 685 a set. The GSC S3 cams are these specs-
S3 Specs .
6009S3 ADV Duration Duration @ 1mm Peak Lift CenterLine
Intake 280.........................................238 11.70mm 130
Exhaust 280......................................238 11.70mm 115
S3 Specs .
6009S3 ADV Duration Duration @ 1mm Peak Lift CenterLine
Intake 280.........................................238 11.70mm 130
Exhaust 280......................................238 11.70mm 115
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Ya I did think about the custom cams and spoke with Greg and Aaron at one point on them, and I then kind of swayed over to the S3's due to the fact that theyre a little more user friendly than the custom grind ones and the S3's are a bit more readily available than the custom grinds.
Ya I did think about the custom cams and spoke with Greg and Aaron at one point on them, and I then kind of swayed over to the S3's due to the fact that theyre a little more user friendly than the custom grind ones and the S3's are a bit more readily available than the custom grinds.






