I am looking to pick up a set of cams, my build is basic and a DD

I have been seeing that a lot of cams do need cam gears to dial them in for the tune.

I am looking to a set of "drop in" cams that do not need gears.

Has anyone had any issues tuning the S2 cams with no cam gears?

vs the BC 272's that I read need cam gears to dial in.

Just looking for some advice.

been reading but dont find as much on the gears as I do the cams.

 

I have the S2's with stock cam gears and they seem just fine....

 

get the adj pulleys and dial in the cams as per specs

 

what specs? where do you find them?

I have S2 with stock cam gears, seem to work fine, but I friend is always telling me to get cam gears to get full potential of the cams

 

If you have no intention of messing with cam timing, don't bother getting adjustable gears. You don't need to degree in your cams. That's what the dowel pin in the cams is there for.

 

There is absolutely no reason to run the cam gears.

 

I have Kelford 272 and stock gears

 

you don't need cam gears idc what anyone says you dont

 

I have Kelford 272s no cam gears. I wish I would of gotten the GSC S2's/S3's though

 

S2's works perfect with stock gears.

 

Stock gear work fine. I have installed Kelfords, m2's, and S2's no gears.

You can change stuff with cam gears, but if it's a daily, don't bother unless you like the looks. Doubt your tuner will sit there and adjust your cam gears for you.

 

to get the best from the cams and to make certain they are timed correctly you need the adj pulleys no ifs/no buts

 

hes absolutely correct the specs or cam card should have came with the cams or below

http://www.power-division.com/produc...cat=285&page=1

 

Agreed cam gears not really needed just a potential hazard imo .

 

so you just bang em in there and hope for the best