Hello, I liked to buy some cams blox. someone tell me if the blox HSL are good for all rpm, or are only good at high rpm?
thanks

 

What engine do you have and how is it modified. Those cams are designed for high rpm power.

 

Hello, I have a b16a2, toua think of a stubborn pistons.
I have oem itr flywheel
msd kit
head worked
60mm exhaust line
NGK Spark Plugs cable power cable
ECU programmed
4-2-1 vibrant collectors
68mm collectors obxr
trotle body 68mm

which blox is advisable to take power throughout the rpm

 

I would probably go with blox A cams, but not larger than blox b's for your build.

 

but i ill put 82mm pistao kit,
blox comp b is good all rpm?

 

I am undecided for the blox type b and type c
staff said that the blox c are like the Jun 3,
blox band as like sk2 stage2.
these two which would be best for me as I ride a kit of high-compression pistons 82mm. ect~.

i am from portugal

 

You need to tell more information about youre set up and then people on here will tell you what will work the best with youre set up.

 

Pretty sure Blox cams are made in the same warehouse in Taiwan as Skunk's cams are made...why the specs are very very similar, if not the same. I mean come one, they have P1's...not like they're direct copies of Pro 1's or anything...

 

i have a b16a2
port polish anda worked head
mainfol 68mm
trotle body 68mm
flyweel oem itr
kit msd
ecu tuning
4-2-1 vibrant
exhaust line home made 60mm inlet
ngk power cables
piston kit 82mm higth compression
bmc cda
ngk iridium sparck plugs
dual valve springs supertech

 

This statement isn't true and is an example of the misinformation that has been passed around for some time and put to rest a while ago. The Blox P1's were copied from the Skunk pro 1 prototypes that had poor centerlines and had idle problems. Skunk produced the pro 1's with that corrected, Blox did not so their cams have those same old problems.

 

Blox B's are probably your best bet. After that, you'll have to take time testing any other cams you want to know about on a local dyno to see how they work for you. No one here will be able to tell you with 100% certainty what will be best for you.