The easiest way to remeber which on is the intake cams is to repeat this saying to yourself "intake - inline"Florida240sx wrote:Ivan got a question for you. Which cam is for what side. I called today and someone said that the littl pin on the end of the cam lines up with the first pair of cam lobes. ^ ( * )OR is this the intake??? ^ ( ' )I beleive the green paint one is the intake correct??
N/A being a critical part of your statement. Although all the cams are different between years, none of them produce acceptable results in the high rpm range. The dyno charts we have showing this are a set of s13 cams.FastKA24DE wrote:I have question what year of the ka24det was it tested on because 91-94 240sx cams hold all the hp good too at least 6500 rpm. na
Even the v3's aren't jumpy, if you are having jumpy idle problems I would definitely look elsewhere.Florida240sx wrote:Does the v2 cams affect idle any? I'm having problems with my car....Just wondering if it should be a bit jumpy...
FastKA24DE wrote:K then why Duy from Texas on a http://www.ka-t.org/duy.htm uses a 91 cams and from his dyno it looks like all of the hp stay all the way to the end, and he runes 10.8
These cams will drop into the KA24DE for FWD cars with no modification at all. They will be safe to rev to 7k and do not require a valve spring and retainer package.FastKA24DE wrote:Hey i have nissan altima 00-01 will crower v2 cams drop in without any modefication and do i need to get stronger springs, and what is it safe to rev up to on stock springs.Will stock springs handle 7k rpm.
I'm sure the fuel curve could use a little tweaking. Toss some 93 octane in it tune it with your AFC (do you have one? or emanage or something?) you might be able to advance your timing by a degree or two with the distributor. The best way to do all of this is on the dyno with a wideband.97s14pwar wrote:i got my cams in the car last night, redline is alot easier to reach now. i think my timing still might not be up to par yet. i was just happy the car started right up. car also sounds a bit louder too which is nice. hey chris is there any tunning that can be done to get more out of the v2s?