Hks 280 Cam Specs
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Originally Posted by LeadPipe
keep us posted when you put in the tomei 280s and cmopare them to the hks 280s.
Great info btw i'm learning a lot!
Great info btw i'm learning a lot!
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Good video, both cams sound sweet, Man that is one heck of a project you have going on there, I noticed your plate said Washington, where do you live there? I fly into Spokane alot as we have property north of Cour d' Alene. Good luck buddy, that thing is a beast.
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Thanks for the spec info and the vids. very informative. I don't mean to look a gift horse in the mouth but is there any chance you could throw up the specs for some of the competing cam shafts along side yer post so that lazy bastards like me can peruse at our own leisure? If you don't have the info are htere any other members out there who can add to this thread so we can determine which cams would be best for our particular setup? thanks for the info tho.
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mmm just wondering why you'd go against people using hte 280 cams if they were wow... is there a loss at all? besides idle...
awww man that idle is so cute...
and HEY what's your clock doin'? i wanan make my clock do that too! hahaha, jk... but seriously... why is youre clock displyin' some sort of info?
and why is the vac higher on the tomeis... is that a better thing?
awww man that idle is so cute...
and HEY what's your clock doin'? i wanan make my clock do that too! hahaha, jk... but seriously... why is youre clock displyin' some sort of info?
and why is the vac higher on the tomeis... is that a better thing?
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Originally Posted by watchout
Good video, both cams sound sweet, Man that is one heck of a project you have going on there, I noticed your plate said Washington, where do you live there? I fly into Spokane alot as we have property north of Cour d' Alene. Good luck buddy, that thing is a beast.
Shane
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Originally Posted by evo81
dosen't sound that bad at all.good vids
Chris
Originally Posted by RnR Racing
I have the Tomei 280'S in our shop EVO. I have thought about testing them against the HKS 280's. I do think the Tomei will make more power.
Chris
Originally Posted by PhrostPhaktor
Thanks for the spec info and the vids. very informative. I don't mean to look a gift horse in the mouth but is there any chance you could throw up the specs for some of the competing cam shafts along side yer post so that lazy bastards like me can peruse at our own leisure? If you don't have the info are htere any other members out there who can add to this thread so we can determine which cams would be best for our particular setup? thanks for the info tho.
HKS 264:
Duration of 264 deg
Duration of 206 deg @ 1mm
Lift of 10.8mm intake / 10.2mm exhaust
Stock valve springs OK
HKS 272:
Duration of 272 deg
Duration of 214 deg @ 1mm
Lift of 10.8mm intake / 10.2mm exhaust
Stock valve springs OK
HKS 280:
Duration of 280
Duration of 222 deg @1mm
Lift of 10.8mm intake / 10.2mm exhaust
Stock valve springs OK
JUN 264:
Duration of 264 deg
Duration of ___ deg @ 1mm
Lift of 10.5mm
Upgraded valve springs required
JUN 272:
Duration of 272 deg
Duration of 235 deg @ 1mm
Lift of 10.8mm
Upgraded valve springs required
Tomei Poncam:
Duration of 260 deg
Duration of ___ deg @ 1mm
Lift of 10.7mm intake / 10.2mm exhaust
Stock valve springs OK
Tomei Procam:
Duration of 260 deg
Duration of ___ deg @ 1mm
Lift of 11.5mm
Upgraded valve springs required
Piper Ultimate Road cams:
Duration of 265 deg
Duration of 217 deg intake / 211 deg exhaust @ 1mm
Lift of 11.5mm intake / 10.8mm exhaust
Upgraded valve springs required
Piper Rally cams:
Duration of 265 deg
Duration of 217 deg @ 1mm
Lift of 11.5mm
Upgraded valve springs required
Piper Race cams:
Duration of 272 deg
Duration of 224 deg @ 1mm
Lift of 12.0mm
Upgraded valve springs required
Revolver Cams:
Duration / Intake: 262º
Duration / Exhaust: 264º
Valve Lift / Intake: 11.4 mm
Valve Lift / Exhaust: 11.5 mm
Upgraded valve springs required
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Originally Posted by trinydex
mmm just wondering why you'd go against people using hte 280 cams if they were wow... is there a loss at all? besides idle...
awww man that idle is so cute...
and HEY what's your clock doin'? i wanan make my clock do that too! hahaha, jk... but seriously... why is youre clock displyin' some sort of info?
and why is the vac higher on the tomeis... is that a better thing?
awww man that idle is so cute...
and HEY what's your clock doin'? i wanan make my clock do that too! hahaha, jk... but seriously... why is youre clock displyin' some sort of info?
and why is the vac higher on the tomeis... is that a better thing?
The bigger the cams you get the less vacuum there is becouse of the durations of the cam. THe cam is allowing the valves to be open a longer period of time which in return is not allowing the engine to have as much vacuum. I can go more into this if you dont understand. The problem with it is that when you have lower vacuum the engine wants to die sometimes when you are coming to a stop after it was under load becouse it is starving itself for air basically. So its actually better to have some vacuum then not enough. But thanks to our good old Engine Managment systems we can work with the low vacuum.
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I waited a long time for those 280's and won't let go of them just yet. Contact AEBS in San Diego and see if they have any in stock.
I do think you would benefit from a better exhaust side on the turbo and real nice manifold. PM if you need any pricing or anything.
I do think you would benefit from a better exhaust side on the turbo and real nice manifold. PM if you need any pricing or anything.
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Originally Posted by RnR Racing
I waited a long time for those 280's and won't let go of them just yet. Contact AEBS in San Diego and see if they have any in stock.
I do think you would benefit from a better exhaust side on the turbo and real nice manifold. PM if you need any pricing or anything.
I do think you would benefit from a better exhaust side on the turbo and real nice manifold. PM if you need any pricing or anything.
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Originally Posted by Az3ar
and people think i am crazy What should i rate Chris then??? Chris you are work of art...
you need to come over and visit me some time
you need to come over and visit me some time
You know we just can never get enough always looking for that extra 5hp. HAHA! Next is going with a differnt companies turbo setup to compare the 2. But of course thats after the cam deal is finished. Anyway ya definetly will have to take you up on that offer although it would have been allot easier before you moved across the damn US!
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Originally Posted by 2k4EvoVIII
Of course nobody has come up with the Tomei specs yet so we will see how they compare.
For example, if one runs a set of HKS cams (any of them) at 0/0 setting and swaps in a set of Pipers, the engine sees the Pipers at +3/+2. Naturally, this makes a difference one will see on the dyno, and the seat of the pants as well. Of course, one isn't aware of this unless he knows the specs. This being said, if we want to see the difference between any HKS set and the Pipers, we need to retard the Piper intake cam 3 deg and retard the exhaust cam 2 deg.
This is why we cannot really compare advertised duration numbers between cam makers and even lift numbers are of limited value for comparisons unless we know where that lift occurs with one cam set with respect to another cam set.
Just FYI.
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