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what cam size should i use for vlt

Started by badcap · 21 Dec 2010 · 10 replies

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badcapArchived member
hey i have a recoed na motor with a decomp plate and a t3 hiflow and stock ecu any one no what cam i should use n wat size just for a lumpy idle thank
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HTURBOArchived member
Wade camshafts Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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stok31Archived member
JPC re-grind stage 2 dont remember exact specks. $600ish with machined lifter blocks & springs.
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TomoArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by stok31 [View Post] JPC re-grind stage 2 dont remember exact specks. $600ish with machined lifter blocks & springs. wow. loving the mark ups $130 odd for a cam from wade $150 odd for springs $80 to machine blocks
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badcapArchived member
hey guys so jpc do every thing for around the 600 mark ?
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grunter01Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by stok31 [View Post] JPC re-grind stage 2 dont remember exact specks. $600ish with machined lifter blocks & springs. thats a tx2 cam from memory, and thats not really lumpy at all.
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HTURBOArchived member
Yeah the TX2 has a lobe separation of 117 & .483 valve lift for exhaust & intake. Which is about the same as a wade 818 but with a wider lobe for smoother idle.
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Jet R31Archived member
The tx2 has nearly another 20 thou duration over a 818 though which is chalk and cheese, I would guess it would make another 1000rpm of top end power really. cheers darren
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Shane_954Archived member
Wade cams make reasonable power with low revs, i made 303rwkw@ 5800 on 17 pound with .476 lift and 274.
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grunter01Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Jet R31 [View Post] The tx2 has nearly another 20 thou duration over a 818 though which is chalk and cheese, I would guess it would make another 1000rpm of top end power really. cheers darren that true it really started to show its colours in the top end
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PSI086Archived member
Something with similar specs to a Wade 818 should be ideal
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