Just got my cams installed. First video with basic bolt-ons and cams. Second cams with Jestr Tune. Exhaust shot, then tach, and finally with boost gauge on both videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0x2s841J3s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WifVYfx0pRU

 

Second video is giving a "The video you have requested is not available. If you have recently uploaded this video, you may need to wait a few minutes for the video to process." message...

 

Same thing here

 

works for me. nice song on the radio. hahaha.


how do you like your cams? I'm thinking about getting a set... What are your other mods? More specifically, what springs and retainers did you go with if you got them?

 

Sounds sweet! nice theme song by the way. lol

 

sexual feeling baby, nice lope!

 

sounds nice, makes me want to get them but i dont wanna get springs and retainers yet

 

sounds nice... and indeed.. it is sexual healing..

 

Second video now works

 

Yeah I'm curious as well, maybe the works ti springs and retainers, how was the power gain, I'm still torn between these and the gsc s1's. Whats your redline also?

 

they idle agressive!

 

sounds awesome..i have been waiting for a sound clip of these. thanks... definetely getting a set.

 

In the paper work from cosworth the recommend the springs and retainers. I called them and the said as long as the factory redline line is retained you are not required to replace the springs and retainers. They also said that there is not break-in time like traditional cams. The only thing that you have to do is BLEED THE LIFTERS. The lift on these cams at .050" are 255 intake and 221 exhaust.

As for the power gain it feels it lose a bit below 3k but pulls all the way to redline. I would equate it to removing the factory dp and cat. My redline is factory

 

makes me wanna have sexual feelings about the car, what were the gains?

 

Dude, clean that bumper!!!

Seriously though, thanks for the clip. I probably won't be doing cams until next spring but I'm still undecided between GSC and Cosworth. It's nice to get an idea of what they would sound like once installed.