Any idea how much JUN would charge for the cams?themadscientist wrote:JUN. Tomei keeps saying "out of stock". They have been out of stock for over a year. That is commonly known as out of production. I called JUN and if they don't have it on the shelf they will fire up the mill and cut em even to just do one set. You will of course pay for it but at least they will do it.
Get up enough cats that's committed to bettering their car's performance and I'll gladly arrange something that'll save you guys some $$$s. But if they don't want to, don't sweat it, for I'll point you in the right direction and see to it that you get a good discount.91rs13 wrote:If we can get the info from Boostboy --I will get in on a Grp buy for either cams or a regrind.
Thanks Dee ---Any idea what type of $$ a Regrind would be---so people can see if they are really into doing it --or just playing around.boost_boy wrote:Get up enough cats that's committed to bettering their car's performance and I'll gladly arrange something that'll save you guys some $$$s. But if they don't want to, don't sweat it, for I'll point you in the right direction and see to it that you get a good discount.
Dee
$500? No way man! I can get them done in the lower $300ish range. I just got some more for an engine I'm building as well as got some for Kapower06. There's a few people with CAs that are running the regrinds that I test piloted years ago and they are indeed worth every dollar spent. These cams were based off some Tomei cams I have in which one snapped in half, but I was reluctant to keep the same profile, so I had my regrinder get as close to the 270 with the 9mm lift as possible and he did just that.91rs13 wrote:
Thanks Dee ---Any idea what type of $$ a Regrind would be---so people can see if they are really into doing it --or just playing around.
I am figuring we are talking approx $500? ??
As for everyone else ----Who needs CAMS. Tomei is out of it. Mad Scientist figures $800 or so for a pair of Juns. --Who is seriously into getting some camshafts for their motor.
DJ
sideways danny wrote:what are your power targets? I fitted tomei 256 cams and i didn't find they gave me much in reality, just pushed the peak power up the revs. a 256/8.8 inlet and a standard exhaust cam will be good for upto 400hp. 270 degree cams are a joke on a CA.
Turbo choice and cam choice is related closely, what are you planning
Modified by sideways danny at 7:32 PM 1/14/2008
In what regards? Just curious to hear your take on this. Although I will add that if you're going to be running the car with near stock components, don't waste your money on cams as the stockers are good enough to support better than 400hp.sideways danny wrote:270 degree cams are a joke on a CA.
You are probably directing this at the original poster ---but I would love some guidance from those who know their stuff.sideways danny wrote:what are your power targets? I fitted tomei 256 cams and i didn't find they gave me much in reality, just pushed the peak power up the revs. a 256/8.8 inlet and a standard exhaust cam will be good for upto 400hp. 270 degree cams are a joke on a CA.
Turbo choice and cam choice is related closely, what are you planning
The driveabilty is pretty good, but there will be a little hp loss in the lower rpm. But from about 4000rpm till 8200rpm you will notice the difference (Trust me on this one).91rs13 wrote:Dee What is the driveability of the motors with the 270's. Are they top end only type motors ( I think you drag race right) or is it a decent powerband.
mmm 8200 rpm. I would love to make power at that rpm. I heard you are still on stock bottom end. Is this true?boost_boy wrote:
4000rpm till 8200rpm you will notice the difference (Trust me on this one).
Dee
Yes you supply your own cams and the shop regrinds them to the new specs.NUT-CSE wrote:So inregards to regrinds, do we supply our own cams? Whats involved in regrinding cams?
Almost stock, but the crank has been re-ground and it sports CP pistons. The stock pistons would've been fine, but I had an opportunity to change them, so I did. And those old stockers are now happily in someone else's engine .mmm240 wrote:
mmm 8200 rpm. I would love to make power at that rpm. I heard you are still on stock bottom end. Is this true?
he did indeed, and though he's never said the exact results (he's in it for making a living afterall) he did indicate it didn't work well and the 270 degree inlet cam was removed and the 260 re-fitted. I've got the engine in bits on my bench at the moment actuallydash wrote:I believe Jez of sxoc had some interesting results using 270s. Back to back tests are the *only* way to measure a cams worth.