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'MEAN" cam specs for rb30

Started by WAGASM · 18 Sept 2010 · 49 replies

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HTURBOArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by poohkies [View Post] How much is the wade cam? A regrind will cost you $173
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TomoArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by HTURBO [View Post] A regrind will cost you $173 its about $120-$130 plus gst. if you supply the cam to be ground
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h|ghlandArchived member
billet option ?
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HTURBOArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Tomo [View Post] its about $120-$130 plus gst. if you supply the cam to be ground That sounds right. $173 for freight & regrind. oops Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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patchArchived member
what would be the best cam for a t04e 3" exhaust but using a std ecu? and this may sound stupid, but does the head have to be removed to get the cam out?
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HTURBOArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by patch [View Post] what would be the best cam for a t04e 3" exhaust but using a std ecu? and this may sound stupid, but does the head have to be removed to get the cam out? No need to remove the head.
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FORZAArchived member
get a cheap microtec patch and run an 818b dont need to remove the head, just have to jack the front of the engine up so u can get the cam out without hitting the radiator
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HTURBOArchived member
Patch when you plan to change cam, are you thinking off updating the head in anyway? ie(valves)
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WAGASMArchived member
Can you regrind a standard cam to 1147c cam specs ? Or not ?
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JET_VLCArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by WAGASM [View Post] Can you regrind a standard cam to 1147c cam specs ? Or not ? yes you can i have just asked cliv cams yesterday and they said they can do it, $165 + GST supply cam
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WAGASMArchived member
Mmmm, I think thats the way I'm going to go, everyone I talk to say that cam is the meanest cam and can make some impressive power figures from it.
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TomoArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by HTURBO [View Post] No need to remove the head. unless u drop an exhaust valve while doing the springs...balls
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KatsaArchived member
i had an 1147 in my brock then changed it and made one up. Everyone that has heard my car idle now just starts laughing and rekon theyve never heard anything lumpier.. most important thing is it works with my setup! Motto of the story do some research, ring around and dont go on what every tom **** and harry says. And no i dont want 1million pm's asking specs im just tryna tell you do some research before you jump on the same bus everyone else is on
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poohkiesArchived member
Can u use an n/a cam for the regrind? And do u need to machine the lifter blocks?
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TomoArchived member
dont go on what every tom **** and harry says. i didnt think my advice was that bad.... imo people get too caught up in wow thats idling rough as it must be fast! ---------- Post added 21-09-10 at 22:30 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by poohkies [View Post] Can u use an n/a cam for the regrind? And do u need to machine the lifter blocks? yes you can use a n/a cam thats what iv done in the past. machining of the blocks is too take up the differecne in the reduced base circle. ---------- Post added 21-09-10 at 22:33 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by poohkies [View Post] Can u use an n/a cam for the regrind? And do u need to machine the lifter blocks? yes you can use a n/a cam thats what iv done in the past. machining of the blocks is too take up the differecne in the reduced base circle.
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PetrosArchived member
moved to the right section
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pigsyArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by poohkies [View Post] Can u use an n/a cam for the regrind? And do u need to machine the lifter blocks? yes you can some places prefer na cams and 9out of 10 time you will ahve to machine the lifter blocks
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WAGASMArchived member
What about just getting the n/a cam ground to just a tad more mild than factory turbo specs ? Or would it not be worth all the drama ? Have been told turbo cams can get to 250kw with out alot.
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elare69Archived member
wade 1147c cam, made by clive cam billet part # 235A $350 front door
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agressiveArchived member
Is a Clive Cam 174 Profile large?
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