HKS CAMS
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RED_DET
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HKS CAMS
Who all is running these and what are your opinions? I'm considering some for my current turbo project, but the norm for the transverse motor is JWT cams. Which are way over priced. So, give what you got, dyno's, butt dyno's and best places to buy them. So far I found a set, 264 duration for 390 shipped to my door.
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Re: (fatboy)
HKs cams are considered the most drivable aftermarket cams over here. They do a lot of work getting the profiles very streetable where some others are just big. That is not a bad price.
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Re: (fatboy)
10mm and 10.5mm.
Re: (themadscientist)
On the subject of cams... what the benefits of having split duration cams and which cam needs to have the longest duration intake or exhaust? I s there a downside to split dur. Thnx
Re: (zippitta)
i hate to give a broad answer but it all depends on what you want....zippitta wrote:On the subject of cams... what the benefits of having split duration cams and which cam needs to have the longest duration intake or exhaust? I s there a downside to split dur. Thnx
Re: (fatboy)
Right now my goal is a 400whp drift/track/streetable weekend car. It is completely gutted and it is not my daily driver.