Mark this thread as Unsold
!!tomei Procams Cheap!!
Thread Starter
Evolved Member
iTrader: (15)
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,493
Likes: 0
From: "Tri-Cities" WA
!!tomei Procams Cheap!!
I have a set of Tomei Procams 260 duratation with 11.5mm of lift. The best cams you can get for stock and smaller upgraded turbos. I had the HKS 272/272 at first then threw the Tomei cams in and gained 15-20whp from low to mid range and top end stayed the same. The only reason im selling them is becouse since i fully built the engine from the ground up the cams cant flow enough for 38psi. They have 2300 miles on them. I paid $700 new and am letting them go for $500obo shipped to your door.
Thanx
Chris
Thanx
Chris
Thread Starter
Evolved Member
iTrader: (15)
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,493
Likes: 0
From: "Tri-Cities" WA
The cams will work with any upgraded valvesprings and retainers. I also recommend the BR Titanium retainers and Valvesprings. From my tests they have a tensil strength of 120 which is 60 more then stock and they are capable of a 10500rpm redline of course you will need to do other work to get there. Anyway your Crower's will work fine with them.
Chris
Chris
Trending Topics
Thread Starter
Evolved Member
iTrader: (15)
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,493
Likes: 0
From: "Tri-Cities" WA
Originally Posted by strongbear0
If you gained such a big jump from the hks to the tomie cams then why did you go back to the hks 280's when they have the same lift as the 272's?
Chris
Hello there,
I am interested, however could you please show me the dyno graph between the hks 272's and the procams? Because I was initially looking around for a HKS 264 knowing that it brought in almost the same power as the 272 earlier in the rev range (<7000rpms) and has no idling issues. I'm aiming for maximum streetability. Could you convince me?
I am interested, however could you please show me the dyno graph between the hks 272's and the procams? Because I was initially looking around for a HKS 264 knowing that it brought in almost the same power as the 272 earlier in the rev range (<7000rpms) and has no idling issues. I'm aiming for maximum streetability. Could you convince me?
Thread Starter
Evolved Member
iTrader: (15)
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,493
Likes: 0
From: "Tri-Cities" WA
Originally Posted by airtreking
Hello there,
I am interested, however could you please show me the dyno graph between the hks 272's and the procams? Because I was initially looking around for a HKS 264 knowing that it brought in almost the same power as the 272 earlier in the rev range (<7000rpms) and has no idling issues. I'm aiming for maximum streetability. Could you convince me?
I am interested, however could you please show me the dyno graph between the hks 272's and the procams? Because I was initially looking around for a HKS 264 knowing that it brought in almost the same power as the 272 earlier in the rev range (<7000rpms) and has no idling issues. I'm aiming for maximum streetability. Could you convince me?
Chris


