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Old 01-30-2004, 01:11 AM
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Default anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

this question mainly is going out the the SOHC VTEC guys...

anyone running one? what are you running? impressions? idle? could you accually feel more power, etc....


well accually any DOHC guys running cams? i know most prefer the ITR setup...(if not ITR, same ?'s as above)
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Old 01-30-2004, 01:38 AM
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i have a crower stage 1 cam il be firing up this weekend
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Old 01-30-2004, 02:22 AM
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y only stage 1 hotrex? well i mean, arent u going fully built? i know they make a stage2 and a race grind also......
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Old 01-30-2004, 02:41 AM
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Default Re:anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

I was gonna get the crower stage 1 as well, but then I thought about it and decided to use the stock one.
Someone said it, and it made me think. The aftermarket cam basically just opens the valves either a little more than stock, or they open the valves for a longer duration, which is usually a very small amount. Instead of buying an aftermarket cam, just bump the boost one more pound, and you will easily increase the horsepower output higher than the cam will.
Aftermarket cams are good for N/A, but are not as noticeable on turbo cars, IMO.
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Old 01-30-2004, 02:44 AM
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Default Re:anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

good point but look at it like this, with that one extra psi plus the extra duration, more air in the cylinders, more power.
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Default Re:anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

Originally Posted by hotrex
i have a crower stage 1 cam il be firing up this weekend
Let us know how it goes.
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Old 01-30-2004, 04:33 PM
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i have a gude stage 1 cam in my car.. feels DAMN nice (n/a a6)
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Old 01-31-2004, 08:18 AM
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Default Re:anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

I also have the Gude stage 1, on my D15b7, it pulls nice NA but I am eager to see how it pulls when I put on my turbo in a few weeks.
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Default Re:anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

Originally Posted by nonvtec
I also have the Gude stage 1, on my D15b7, it pulls nice NA but I am eager to see how it pulls when I put on my turbo in a few weeks.
I'll vouche for that. I ran the same cam/head/motor and it gave a decent gain N/A. I'm not sure about boosted gains. I had it in before boost was added.
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Default Re:anyone here running a "turbo cam"....

Hey hotrex what are you planning on redlining at? Im curious because I have a fully built bottom-end. Now im thinking about the head. Sorry for going off topic.

As far as the turbo cam goes for the single cam ive seen poeple acutually lose power inthe midrange area to gain about five inthe top end. This was a zexcamturbo cam i could be wrong. Really no gains till you about 14and up psi. Ive think if you use a n/a performer cam on a turbo car youll just blow boost out the exhaust valves. My two cent rant.
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