Revolver Cam Test! HKS who?
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I had disappointing gains from my head being ported, but I was told that the main reason was that essentially I needed a larger turbo as the weak point was now on the exhaust side.
I already have a ferrea valvetrain so I wonder if this is worth it?
Running Vishnu Stage 1+ (272's w/ cam gears) & some add'l things thrown in.
I already have a ferrea valvetrain so I wonder if this is worth it?
Running Vishnu Stage 1+ (272's w/ cam gears) & some add'l things thrown in.
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Originally Posted by Zeus
Nice, a 30ft lb jump from tuned 272 HKS cams to the same with gears alone is pretty sweet
yo saying that the revolver cams make that much power over the HKS cams or than by changing the cam gears and having a good timing on them with a good tuned u gain those #'s, oh yeah 1 more thing when i read specks on cams they say they was 262's i might have missed it, do you guys also have 272?
Nice, a 30ft lb jump from tuned 272 HKS cams to the same with gears alone is pretty sweet
yo saying that the revolver cams make that much power over the HKS cams or than by changing the cam gears and having a good timing on them with a good tuned u gain those #'s, oh yeah 1 more thing when i read specks on cams they say they was 262's i might have missed it, do you guys also have 272?
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hey tom , yeah i see now, well gj on not goin Tomei cams O_O, an actually getting this i guess is not that espensive as i comprehended to be since it comes with everything you need springs, retainers, etc + it's like $19 on shipping , hey hows the idle since you said u had ported heads? how much HP on that set up any ways ?
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Originally Posted by timzcat
Once I had an opportunity to talk to him and some other people I knew that Revolver was the right choice and decided not to overpay for a set of Tomei cams which is where I was heading.
I also want to thank Precision Dyno Tuning for helping me with this cam test. I know Nick was impressed with the cams also and they will be selling them soon.
I also want to thank Precision Dyno Tuning for helping me with this cam test. I know Nick was impressed with the cams also and they will be selling them soon.
1) Lack of any real info on them
2) Interest in YOUR revolver project
Thanks man. I'm certainly getting the revolvers...
p.s. I'm also getting carbon drive shaft for my evo (and Sti). I'm also going to be selling my kidney soon at this rate.
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So all I need for the revolver set is
Did you notice a difference in the sound?
I might consider this in the future but without the head work, It just depends on the difficulty and price in tools of doing the job. Can't really know how tough it is to do until your actually doing it.
- Revolver cams springs/ retainers
- 4 cam dowel caps (why do you have to replace if you remove this)
- Schley Products 91400 - Universal Valve Sping Compressor
Did you notice a difference in the sound?
I might consider this in the future but without the head work, It just depends on the difficulty and price in tools of doing the job. Can't really know how tough it is to do until your actually doing it.
Last edited by C6C6CH3vo; Nov 26, 2005 at 09:08 AM.
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Originally Posted by C6C6CH3vo
So all I need for the revolver set is
Did you notice a difference in the sound?
I might consider this in the future but without the head work, It just depends on the difficulty and price in tools of doing the job. Can't really know how tough it is to do until your actually doing it.
- Revolver cams springs/ retainers
- 4 cam dowel caps (why do you have to replace if you remove this)
- Schley Products 91400 - Universal Valve Sping Compressor
Did you notice a difference in the sound?
I might consider this in the future but without the head work, It just depends on the difficulty and price in tools of doing the job. Can't really know how tough it is to do until your actually doing it.
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Hmm...
Maybe he gets it from the fact that there is less duration with the revolvers and more lift and the car makes more power untuned?
More lift can move more air, that theory has been around for quite along time.{thumbsup}
The reason you need 4 dowel pins is because you have to remove 4 to use the tool in #3
Maybe he gets it from the fact that there is less duration with the revolvers and more lift and the car makes more power untuned?
More lift can move more air, that theory has been around for quite along time.{thumbsup}
The reason you need 4 dowel pins is because you have to remove 4 to use the tool in #3
Last edited by timzcat; Nov 27, 2005 at 10:16 AM.
#43
Originally Posted by 1.8t
This is how you compare 2 products. Good job timzcat
Tim wanted to make sure that we saw the raw differences between the two cam profiles. The only way to do this was to leave the tune in the ECU the way it was with the HKS cams. The tune was safe and conservative. This way the differences in A/F, idle, drivability, Timing, long term fuel correction etc could be revieled.
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Originally Posted by 2SloEvo
The low and midrange tq increase is sick on that graph, especially down low between 2500 and 4500rpm, there is like a 50-60ftlb increase.
These are fantastic cams. By far the best I have tested on the EVO 8.