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Slo_crx1 08-17-2006 02:57 PM

B16 cam overlap...
 
Just been running a few tests today, playing around with the new cam gears I got and wanted to see if anyone else has had any thoughts on overlapping cams in n/a form. I left the exhaust cam at it's stock 0* setting, and played with advancing the intake cam 1 and 2 degrees to see if how it would affect scavenging and power and torque through the rpm range. Unfortunately my cams suck...crappy auto b16 cams, so it really didn't make much of a difference. 1 degree advanced started moving the powerband towards the top end a hair more, but 2 degrees just seemed to kill it completely until the 6k+ range. Every time I set the cam degree, I reset the timing to 16* btdc just to get a base to play with. I think the 2* advance will help me later on with my turbo (little 16g baby) to keep it from making full boost at an extreme low rpm. Just wondering what any of you b-series vtec heads out there might have come across regarding cam tuning and its affects. Would any changes in the exhaust cam start to make a difference in power production and range as well? Hit me with some comments and inputs. Hopefully I can get a better set of stock cams later on to play with a little more, maybe a set of gsr's for the time being since any kind of hype-arrrrrs are hard to find by me and just as expensive as an aftermarket set :S

DrSeuss 08-18-2006 03:30 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
as a rule of thumb, you don't really want any overlap with a boosted engine. It just leads to blowing the intake charge through the turbo. Nice high lift cams with shortish duration often seem to work well.

Walter 08-19-2006 10:44 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
ITR / CTR cams FTW:.. thought if you can to buy CTR cams.. it will better.. cuz intake has more duration (a lil) than ITR cams.. good way to run turbo with those cams..

beerbongskickass 08-19-2006 11:45 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by DrSeuss
as a rule of thumb, you don't really want any overlap with a boosted engine. It just leads to blowing the intake charge through the turbo. Nice high lift cams with shortish duration often seem to work well.

Wrong. I have noticed you say that in a few threads, stop posting that nonsense. Your rule of thumb doesn't apply for hondas, overlap can actually help. Read this and search the rest of that site if you want to learn something. Oh and this guy is asking about N/A cams, why the ---- are you talking about boosted motors? lol...

http://forums.evans-tuning.com/viewtopic.php?t=1623

"Typical turbo cams have high lift, lower duration. This doesnt work well with honda engines. They like to make peak VE at higher rpms, and using a cam like this will ultimately limit the amount of scavenging that occurs in the higher rpm level. With a high lift, low duration turbo cam you'll make alot of midrange gain, but the top end will drop off since the engine wont be able to breath through the reduction in total valve time open (duration). One customer had a set of Crower turbo cams, he losted nearly 40whp at high boost compared to a pair of OEM b16a ones. OEM gsr and itr are really good at making high rpm whp that honda engines are known for."

"If you are trying to make alot of peak whp, i.e 8-10k range, the overlap will help scavenging at the higher rpms"

Walter 08-21-2006 07:08 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
like said.. ITR CAM/ CTR cam FTW ;D im looking a set for GRS cams :l ..i think those cams are better choice and cheaper for a turbo setup...

DrSeuss 08-24-2006 04:40 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
*sigh*, i'm here to learn and don't object to being told i'm wrong. But seriously dude, chill out.

For N/A cams, lift and duration are your friends. The limiting factor is the RPM at which the weakest component lets go (assuming valves don't start smacking pistons). Playing with overlap will alter the area under the curve, midrange can be gained at the expense of top end and vice versa.

Sorry, just one last thing, WHP doesn't mean ---- if you ever have to go round bends.

Walter 08-24-2006 04:13 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by DrSeuss
*sigh*, i'm here to learn and don't object to being told i'm wrong. But seriously dude, chill out.

For N/A cams, lift and duration are your friends. The limiting factor is the RPM at which the weakest component lets go (assuming valves don't start smacking pistons). Playing with overlap will alter the area under the curve, midrange can be gained at the expense of top end and vice versa.

Sorry, just one last thing, WHP doesn't mean ---- if you ever have to go round bends.

and for turbo cars too.. above all if they have good duration...ive heard itr/ctr cams are better than crower or so.. ;)

ProzacOverdose 08-25-2006 04:00 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
I've seen +3, +4's on most intake cam gears. Some -1, -2, -3 on exhast. Its a simple concept....overlap and scavange the exhast and prolong the compression stroke effect....but ppl use dynos to effectively and accuratly dial in cam timing and power. Of course...your car would breath better with larger profile cams.....but one thing to remember...some are ground with cam timing already + or -. But there are lots at play when changing the timing. How much comp do you have...how much clearance your valves have....etc. I've seen consistency with shops with +3 int, -2 exh, and leaning out the fuel a bit a higher rpms. But thats stuff we already know....or should know.

Slo_crx1 08-26-2006 10:48 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by beerbongskickass
Wrong. I have noticed you say that in a few threads, stop posting that nonsense. Your rule of thumb doesn't apply for hondas, overlap can actually help. Read this and search the rest of that site if you want to learn something. Oh and this guy is asking about N/A cams, why the ---- are you talking about boosted motors? lol...

http://forums.evans-tuning.com/viewtopic.php?t=1623

"Typical turbo cams have high lift, lower duration. This doesnt work well with honda engines. They like to make peak VE at higher rpms, and using a cam like this will ultimately limit the amount of scavenging that occurs in the higher rpm level. With a high lift, low duration turbo cam you'll make alot of midrange gain, but the top end will drop off since the engine wont be able to breath through the reduction in total valve time open (duration). One customer had a set of Crower turbo cams, he losted nearly 40whp at high boost compared to a pair of OEM b16a ones. OEM gsr and itr are really good at making high rpm whp that honda engines are known for."

"If you are trying to make alot of peak whp, i.e 8-10k range, the overlap will help scavenging at the higher rpms"

That's exactly what I'm talking about. Plus for a smaller sized turbo on my b16 it will help slow down the spool time...meaning if I run only a t3...say .48/.60 so that it won't spool at 2500, but wait a little longer in the rpm range. And since It'll be in an EF chassis, I have no room for equal length manifold...so it'll increase the scavenging effect on the log manifold that I'll be forced to run :P


Originally Posted by DrSeuss
Sorry, just one last thing, WHP doesn't mean ---- if you ever have to go round bends.

It's only a rough estimate, but my g-tech meter says usually around .96 g's in a hard corner...does that count? ::) Who do you think would win...2 cars, identical suspension and handling, only one has 150whp more...do the math. Faster entry speed, same characteristics through the corner (harder braking going into the corner from faster entry speed means more weight shift to the front tires), and faster exiting acceleration. Sorry bucko, not my first time through the twisty's :6

rudebwoy 08-28-2006 03:28 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
I finally gave up on my gsr cams, I will be running skunk 2 stage 1 cams, and for the skunk haters shut it!
I used gsr cams in my ---- felt no different from my stock b16. swap to skunk2 car went wild screem tires all the way through 3rd. they have a flat spot between 6800rpm, and 7500 rmps, then after that grip that steering wheel. vtec set at 6000rpm plants me to the seat. then I tried a set of crower turbo cams power feel weak until vtec engages 5000rpm. pull hard all the way to 9600rpm rev limit. the crowers arent mine. but the skunks and the gsr are. so I am gonna run the skunks.
that little flat spot aint ---- when you are reving to 9100-9600rpm exhaust 00, and intake at 3 deg. advance

ProzacOverdose 08-28-2006 05:05 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
I ran skunks....a very long time ago. But I did...stage 2 with some head works. Worth every penny I say....

Guy-Fast 08-28-2006 05:08 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
itr/ctr combo is the best bang for the buck and works in everything

ProzacOverdose 08-28-2006 05:10 PM

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I thought it was minimal...but very bang for the buck with no other mods needed. :y

Walter 08-28-2006 05:54 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by rudebwoy
I finally gave up on my gsr cams, I will be running skunk 2 stage 1 cams, and for the skunk haters shut it!
I used gsr cams in my ---- felt no different from my stock b16. swap to skunk2 car went wild screem tires all the way through 3rd. they have a flat spot between 6800rpm, and 7500 rmps, then after that grip that steering wheel. vtec set at 6000rpm plants me to the seat. then I tried a set of crower turbo cams power feel weak until vtec engages 5000rpm. pull hard all the way to 9600rpm rev limit. the crowers arent mine. but the skunks and the gsr are. so I am gonna run the skunks.
that little flat spot aint ---- when you are reving to 9100-9600rpm exhaust 00, and intake at 3 deg. advance

really? well, the next week i will buy them (gsr cams).. i think if B16 stock there is not improve at all.. there will be runing boost.. though theoretically runing with gsr cams is better than stock b16 cams cuz gsr cams have a lil more of lift and more duration than b16 cams.

like said cris. ITR/CTR cams is the best.. ive heard that those cams are better even than crower cams...

rudebwoy 08-28-2006 05:58 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
but the skunk2 stage 1 are close in relation to the ctr/itr

Walter 08-28-2006 07:30 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
ok...

Slo_crx1 08-29-2006 08:51 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
I just want a set of gsr cams so I can get rid of the shitty auto b16 cams that are in my car :P

Oscar 08-30-2006 01:47 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
damn, walter's getting smarter.

Guy-Fast 08-30-2006 03:47 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by rudebwoy
but the skunk2 stage 1 are close in relation to the ctr/itr

ya they are very close in duation/lift

rudebwoy 08-30-2006 01:58 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
I got my skunk 2 for $300. used, and guess who used them? me ;D
they have a litle more duration and lift than itr/ctr cams, and are nice quality, design.
my boy bought them tried them hated them, so he let me borrowed. I used them for about 8 track meets, he bought crower turbo cams and sold me the skank2 for $300. I currently have his crowers in my car they are nice but I think the skunk hit harder. Gsr in my garage they already have a buyer. but if it fails it will be listed here.

Walter 08-30-2006 04:34 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by d112crzy
damn, walter's getting smarter.

si no fuese por mi malo ingles, podria desenvolverme mejor. pero .. just learning ....... english.. :-\

mañana pagare por ellas y la otra semana quiza las tenga ya en casa, listas para instalarlas ;D

igual le doy duro a tu proyecto con mi pequeño b16 ;D

s2 hermano ;)

Oscar 08-30-2006 05:19 PM

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que es s2?

que te valla bien en tus aventuras de trabajar en tu b16.

Walter 08-30-2006 05:24 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by d112crzy
que es s2?

que te valla bien en tus aventuras de trabajar en tu b16.

opps.. sorry.. it means Saludos ;D

gracias, y por cierto, como va con tu project? ;)

Oscar 08-30-2006 05:36 PM

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mi project esta en alto. Estoy en deuda con muchas companias de credito. entonces, no le voy hacer nada al mio hasta que termine de pagar. son 3000 dollares!

Walter 08-30-2006 05:38 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by d112crzy
mi project esta en alto. Estoy en deuda con muchas companias de credito. entonces, no le voy hacer nada al mio hasta que termine de pagar. son 3000 dollares!

:o y encima a tu edada ;D de mayor vas a ir a la carcel mi hermano! jajaja J/K ;)

Slo_crx1 09-06-2006 10:03 AM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 
Ya know, with my 4 years of spanish back in highschool, and with all my years amongst the mexicans and puerto ricans, you'd think I'd at least be able to understand what they're saying :P

Walter 09-06-2006 12:12 PM

Re: B16 cam overlap...
 

Originally Posted by slo_crx1
Ya know, with my 4 years of spanish back in highschool, and with all my years amongst the mexicans and puerto ricans, you'd think I'd at least be able to understand what they're saying :P

so you understood what i did say? :-X hahah nice! :D


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