Cams Reviews
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From: Ca/Hi/Ga
Damn, you people have me motivated to get some cams. I guess
i never really read into them that much and had know idea the results. I guess I would go with the 264/264 setup as I hate the choppy idle. 30+ hp, that's outstanding. Future mods Hks 30th,downpipe,cams, tuning. I tink I'll be happy with that.
i never really read into them that much and had know idea the results. I guess I would go with the 264/264 setup as I hate the choppy idle. 30+ hp, that's outstanding. Future mods Hks 30th,downpipe,cams, tuning. I tink I'll be happy with that.
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Originally posted by Bluesmaster
I am having Tomei cams along with a stage 3 head installed this week. The head had to be modified to accept the cams (Ferrea springs and retainers). Duration is 260, but lift is higher than HKS 272. 11.5 intake, I believe. With the increased airflow from the head and higher lift, after tuning the top end should be pretty strong at 22 lbs of boost. I'm looking forward to the results. I'm currently running HKS 264/264 combo, which has been very satisfactory, but this new setup should better complement the headwork.
Bluesmaster
I am having Tomei cams along with a stage 3 head installed this week. The head had to be modified to accept the cams (Ferrea springs and retainers). Duration is 260, but lift is higher than HKS 272. 11.5 intake, I believe. With the increased airflow from the head and higher lift, after tuning the top end should be pretty strong at 22 lbs of boost. I'm looking forward to the results. I'm currently running HKS 264/264 combo, which has been very satisfactory, but this new setup should better complement the headwork.
Bluesmaster
let us know how these cams idles bc. 11.5 lift is the most lift i've seen for any cams
Originally posted by evo542
let us know how these cams idles bc. 11.5 lift is the most lift i've seen for any cams
let us know how these cams idles bc. 11.5 lift is the most lift i've seen for any cams
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oh I didn't know about that(Due to the shorter duration, the cams idle very well)
Bluemaster how much did you pay for them (last time I checked they were $800 or something like that
Bluemaster how much did you pay for them (last time I checked they were $800 or something like that
Last edited by evo542; Jan 27, 2004 at 02:40 PM.
Originally posted by evo542
oh I didn't know about that(Due to the shorter duration, the cams idle very well)
Bluesmaster how much did you pay for them (last time I checked they were $800 or something like that
oh I didn't know about that(Due to the shorter duration, the cams idle very well)
Bluesmaster how much did you pay for them (last time I checked they were $800 or something like that
Dunno why everyone just keeps getting hks cams, from everyone I talked to, Tomei cams are the way to go for the lift and dependability. I hear Jun cams are known to snap -_-
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Originally posted by EVOeight
I want the 264 HKS cams as well, but I am conserned about passing the emmisions test (air TAX). Has anybody with the 264's actually passed or failed an emissions test?
I want the 264 HKS cams as well, but I am conserned about passing the emmisions test (air TAX). Has anybody with the 264's actually passed or failed an emissions test?
-non