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03-09-12, 14:34 GMT+10#21 Quote:
Originally Posted by FRKVLT
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is the 1147cc bigger than the 818?
how would you rate the 1147 and 818 against this cam:
212�/224� at .050"
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Intake Lift .325" (.520" lift at 1.6:1 rocker ratio)
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Exhaust Lift .335" (.536" lift at 1.6:1 rocker ratio)
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116 Lobe Separation ?
would it be bigger than this cam or smaller?
Do you have a workshop?
would the 1147c be a stage 1 or stage 2 or stage 3 cam as opposed to 818 cam?
Also what are the prices or 1147 and 818 cam?
cheers
They're all pretty much the same price the 1147 is massive compared to the 818 and bigger then 1522
At 232deg@50
.506 valve lift and 110 lobe separation
Rpm 3200-7500 or there abouts
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06-09-12, 17:55 GMT+10#22 I called camtech and talked to them about what cam would suit my setup:
N/A bottom end with cometic 75thou HG lowering it to around 8.3 compression
turbonetics t66 .81 rear
353cc injectors
z32afm
FMIC
3" exhaust dumped out the side
50mm wastegate
nistune
I wanted a cam for circuit racing with more low end torque that would be fine with pump 98 and avgas, up to 6400rpm at 15-20psi.
The cam that they recommended was the CT503 524A-115 (drop in cam) Look up the cam specs on their website www.camtechcams.com.au (http://www.camtechcams.com.au)
Camshaft $385.00
Valve springs $158.40
Haven't gotten it dyno'd, I just street tune it myself, but my guess is around 250-270rwkw, maybe a little more or less, who knows? But it hauls arse all the way to the redline, so I strongly recommend it.
Hope you find a good one mate
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