cam swapping
would a gsr cam work in an ls head? and what kind of power would it make over the stock ls cams. valvetrain upgrade needed? just an idea that i thought could work...give some input
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You want to put vtec cams in a non-vtec head, you tell me how thats gonna work.
You want to put vtec cams in a non-vtec head, you tell me how thats gonna work.
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All stock vtec cams have 3 seperate lobes. One that it idles on, the "secondary" is a midrange lobe, and then you have the vtec lobe. If you're looking for ls cams I would look into Crowers or you might be able to find some JG's. Save your money and do a head swap, or do some mild cams and add a B16 or gsr tranny if you want your car to go faster.
Are you talking about grinding the vtec lobe on a ls cam or putting the whole vtec cam in. If the whole cam that won't work all you have to do is count the cam bearings the ls head has 6 and the vtec has 5 it won't fit. Dan
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your 100% wrong. it uses the 2 lobes untill vtec, then uses the middle lobe.
your 100% wrong. it uses the 2 lobes untill vtec, then uses the middle lobe.
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Yeah no ****, I think I knew that guy.....way to state the obvious.
Yeah no ****, I think I knew that guy.....way to state the obvious.
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There are only two different profiles. The two primary lobes are the same and then a higher lift and duration is on the vtec lobe in the middle there is no primary, secondary, and high lift. There is only two different profiles not 3. A non vtec on has only one profile because it uses no change in duration or lift.

There are only two different profiles. The two primary lobes are the same and then a higher lift and duration is on the vtec lobe in the middle there is no primary, secondary, and high lift. There is only two different profiles not 3. A non vtec on has only one profile because it uses no change in duration or lift.
im sorry your feelings are hurt.
and also im sorry this concept is making your head hurt.
the 2 outer lobes are the primary lobes.
the single inner lobe is the vtec lobe.
quit getting all butt hurt.
and also im sorry this concept is making your head hurt.
the 2 outer lobes are the primary lobes.
the single inner lobe is the vtec lobe.
quit getting all butt hurt.
Yes Junior, I understand the functioning of a god damned vtec camshaft. It gets under my skin REAL fast when some ricer hopps on here and argues with people(you) like they know what the **** their talking about. I understand the term "primaries," but I'm seeing this as you and your sidekick Tyler saying that there are only 2 different sized lobes when obviously there are 3. And who the hell are the two of you thinkin you're gonna try to teach me something here?? You kids got a long ways to go, be careful who you're directing a "
" towards, they just might be, and in this case are, worlds above you in knowlege. Please. Yes I do know that there are some cams out there that have only 2 different sized lobes, but we're talking about oem cams here...and they have 3. End this stupidity.
" towards, they just might be, and in this case are, worlds above you in knowlege. Please. Yes I do know that there are some cams out there that have only 2 different sized lobes, but we're talking about oem cams here...and they have 3. End this stupidity.
You have got to be ******* kidding me! vtec cams have 3 different profiles LS cams have 2 and only 2. The cam journals on LS and Vtec cams are completely different. They cannot and will not interchange. The reason they have 3 is for swirl at low speed. one valve opens farther than the other to optimize burn at low engine speed. When the Vtec is engaged all 16 valves operate off the center lobe. I have pictures too if you want to argue more.........Newjack




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