Toda C vs Skunk Pro 1's on a 1.8 and vs Pro 2's on a 2.0.
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Did some more cam testing today on my 2 liter ITR motor. I have been running Toda C's in the motor since it was rebuilt, and they have been dialed in pretty well. Today I installed a set of Skunk2 Pro 2's and spent a couple of hours tuning them. Spent a good half hour just getting them to idle smoothly, which they now do. Well the Pro 2's beat the Toda C's pretty solidly just about everywhere on this motor (both cams peaked at 262 whp):
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I am pretty confident that with a little more tuning I can get them (Pro 2's) to work even better. The Toda C's were at +6, +3.5 and the Pro 2's were at +5, +4. When I have more time I will experiment with 1/2 degree cam timing changes to optimize power even more.
Back when I was still running a 1.8 liter ITR motor I tested some Skunk2 Pro 1's against my Toda C's. Once again the Pro Series cams primary lobes outperformed the Toda C's fairly well up until 5,100 RPM. In this case though, the Toda C's were better above 5,800 RPM:

I think that I am going to run the Pro 2's for the forseeable future in my street car-that is, until a better cam comes along...
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I am pretty confident that with a little more tuning I can get them (Pro 2's) to work even better. The Toda C's were at +6, +3.5 and the Pro 2's were at +5, +4. When I have more time I will experiment with 1/2 degree cam timing changes to optimize power even more.
Back when I was still running a 1.8 liter ITR motor I tested some Skunk2 Pro 1's against my Toda C's. Once again the Pro Series cams primary lobes outperformed the Toda C's fairly well up until 5,100 RPM. In this case though, the Toda C's were better above 5,800 RPM:

I think that I am going to run the Pro 2's for the forseeable future in my street car-that is, until a better cam comes along...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by clean rice »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Did you baseline with the gears set at 0 and 0 on the Pro 2's?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Nope. Started at +2,+2. The head is milled so +2,+2 is close to 0,0
Nope. Started at +2,+2. The head is milled so +2,+2 is close to 0,0
good info. btw how do you set the ratio for your dynapack runs? is it as simple as multiplying the final drive and the gear ratio?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b19coupe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Nope. Started at +2,+2. The head is milled so +2,+2 is close to 0,0
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GSRCRXsi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">id love to see a direct comparison of pro1's vs pro2's on a 1.8 motor
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x2.... btw
looks good man</TD></TR></TABLE>x2.... btw
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by clean rice »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Another great comparrison from ya man! Did you baseline with the gears set at 0 and 0 on the Pro 2's?</TD></TR></TABLE>
<clean rice writes down on tablet in case someone asks in the next couple years...>
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b19coupe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I am pretty confident that with a little more tuning I can get them (Pro 2's) to work even better. The Toda C's were at +6, +3.5 and the Pro 2's were at +5, +4. When I have more time I will experiment with 1/2 degree cam timing changes to optimize power even more.</TD></TR></TABLE>
if you have a dial indicator the best spot for all the toda camshafts are at 1mm lift at TDC. that info comes directly from TODA JAPAN
this is a print out of toda Cs after the owner was messing with the car. lesson here is dont play with the car settings after it has been tuned.
prior to this the car made 147kw=236HP

Modified by ah789454 at 8:00 PM 10/4/2006
if you have a dial indicator the best spot for all the toda camshafts are at 1mm lift at TDC. that info comes directly from TODA JAPAN
this is a print out of toda Cs after the owner was messing with the car. lesson here is dont play with the car settings after it has been tuned.
prior to this the car made 147kw=236HP

Modified by ah789454 at 8:00 PM 10/4/2006
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vivid 02 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I would like to change out my cams from Skunk Stage 2's to the Pro 2's.
Next season I will try it
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You will like them
Just remember to bring it to us for tuning
O.K. so yesterday I installed an SMSP 4-1 header with no exhaust and started to tune the car. On the third pass the clutch let go
Motor was on the way to making really good power. Torque improved significantly. New clutch in, going to try and tune it again tomorrow.
Next season I will try it
</TD></TR></TABLE>You will like them
Just remember to bring it to us for tuning
O.K. so yesterday I installed an SMSP 4-1 header with no exhaust and started to tune the car. On the third pass the clutch let go
Motor was on the way to making really good power. Torque improved significantly. New clutch in, going to try and tune it again tomorrow.
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You will like them
Just remember to bring it to us for tuning
O.K. so yesterday I installed an SMSP 4-1 header with no exhaust and started to tune the car. On the third pass the clutch let go
Motor was on the way to making really good power. Torque improved significantly. New clutch in, going to try and tune it again tomorrow.
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that sucks about your clutch.... glad to hear its back together!!
whats your vtec crossover at?? just curious.
You will like them
Just remember to bring it to us for tuning
O.K. so yesterday I installed an SMSP 4-1 header with no exhaust and started to tune the car. On the third pass the clutch let go
Motor was on the way to making really good power. Torque improved significantly. New clutch in, going to try and tune it again tomorrow.</TD></TR></TABLE>
that sucks about your clutch.... glad to hear its back together!!
whats your vtec crossover at?? just curious.
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6300-I have not finished playing with that either-I am going to work on dropping it down to try and take advantage of the intake resonance.
6300-I have not finished playing with that either-I am going to work on dropping it down to try and take advantage of the intake resonance.





