blox type C cams vs blox hsl cams
i have blox type c cams on the motor im building and iv seen good numbers on them, but same goes for the hsl cams everyone i talked to about both cams say there good.
type c cams are "similar" to jun III cams
hsl cams are "similar" to s2s3 cams
post dyno charts with mods you have, also fuel your using.
also if you have anything bad to say about the cams post the problem that you had, and how you figure it happend
type c cams are "similar" to jun III cams
hsl cams are "similar" to s2s3 cams
post dyno charts with mods you have, also fuel your using.
also if you have anything bad to say about the cams post the problem that you had, and how you figure it happend
Expand on your "build" info for us(block, crank pistons) and we might be able to give you better usable info. Building a B16 and suggesting cams is different than building a B20V and suggesting cams.
blox cams come from the same place that skunk2 does... all ireally wana see is number wih these cams ill post mine when i dyno it
im also going to bottle it up. will post number on the bottle
im also going to bottle it up. will post number on the bottle
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block:
82mm pr3 pistons
shotpeened rods
clevite bearings
stock ls crank
head:
pr3-3 type r head
ported an plolish
ferrera springs and retainers
ferrera valves (flat face)
bronze valve guides
5 angle valve job
blox type c cams
its a decent set up should make good power... also im using E85
Better check your sources on that one dude
I did 2 months of research trying to find why everyones opinion was so negative about these guys and after trying to contact them directly several times thru email and phone and getting nothing usefull I decided they were a lil too shiesty of a company to trust for engine parts. I've gotten a gauge and some mag drain plug but that's all they r getting out of me
I did 2 months of research trying to find why everyones opinion was so negative about these guys and after trying to contact them directly several times thru email and phone and getting nothing usefull I decided they were a lil too shiesty of a company to trust for engine parts. I've gotten a gauge and some mag drain plug but that's all they r getting out of me
Better check your sources on that one dude
I did 2 months of research trying to find why everyones opinion was so negative about these guys and after trying to contact them directly several times thru email and phone and getting nothing usefull I decided they were a lil too shiesty of a company to trust for engine parts. I've gotten a gauge and some mag drain plug but that's all they r getting out of me
I did 2 months of research trying to find why everyones opinion was so negative about these guys and after trying to contact them directly several times thru email and phone and getting nothing usefull I decided they were a lil too shiesty of a company to trust for engine parts. I've gotten a gauge and some mag drain plug but that's all they r getting out of me
Pita, its function from jdms. If you are looking into cams for that setup, look into drob's setup. He had an 81.5mm ls v making 220whp on pump, i believe. He had p30 pistons though, and he ran pro2s.
Heres an incar-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01WKtc4Rc24
Link to his build-
https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/all-motor-lsvtec-build-dyno-1415261/
What intake manifold do you plan on running? and header? exhaust?
Heres an incar-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01WKtc4Rc24
Link to his build-
https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/all-motor-lsvtec-build-dyno-1415261/
What intake manifold do you plan on running? and header? exhaust?
Pita, its function from jdms. If you are looking into cams for that setup, look into drob's setup. He had an 81.5mm ls v making 220whp on pump, i believe. He had p30 pistons though, and he ran pro2s.
Heres an incar-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01WKtc4Rc24
Link to his build-
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1415261
What intake manifold do you plan on running? and header? exhaust?
Heres an incar-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01WKtc4Rc24
Link to his build-
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1415261
What intake manifold do you plan on running? and header? exhaust?

im using for now
itr ported mani
rmf narrow header
2.5inch cut out
im going to use wen i go on bottle
str mani
anr headers
and a side exit exhaust cut out... this is when the motor should be at its max!
Edit: the current **** you have seems just fine but like i said that performer x is NASTY.
Fortunately, none. I saw evidence of where a valve touched a piston. I did a leak down and compression test and the engine was very near to it historical values.
I spoke with Blox and they agreed to replace the cams but I really did not feel like it would be worth my time.
However, I ran their Blox A's for years with no problems. In fact, that set of cams are in another car that was just rebuilt and posted in this forum by Drob. If you are going for an aftermarket cam better than stg1 ie. > 12 mm of lift, I stand by my recommendation for skunk2. I even recommend RM.
I spoke with Blox and they agreed to replace the cams but I really did not feel like it would be worth my time.
However, I ran their Blox A's for years with no problems. In fact, that set of cams are in another car that was just rebuilt and posted in this forum by Drob. If you are going for an aftermarket cam better than stg1 ie. > 12 mm of lift, I stand by my recommendation for skunk2. I even recommend RM.
Fortunately, none. I saw evidence of where a valve touched a piston. I did a leak down and compression test and the engine was very near to it historical values.
I spoke with Blox and they agreed to replace the cams but I really did not feel like it would be worth my time.
However, I ran their Blox A's for years with no problems. In fact, that set of cams are in another car that was just rebuilt and posted in this forum by Drob. If you are going for an aftermarket cam better than stg1 ie. > 12 mm of lift, I stand by my recommendation for skunk2. I even recommend RM.
I spoke with Blox and they agreed to replace the cams but I really did not feel like it would be worth my time.
However, I ran their Blox A's for years with no problems. In fact, that set of cams are in another car that was just rebuilt and posted in this forum by Drob. If you are going for an aftermarket cam better than stg1 ie. > 12 mm of lift, I stand by my recommendation for skunk2. I even recommend RM.
Wen they said they were going to replace the cams do you have to send yours b4 they send you the new ones?
Fortunately, none. I saw evidence of where a valve touched a piston. I did a leak down and compression test and the engine was very near to it historical values.
I spoke with Blox and they agreed to replace the cams but I really did not feel like it would be worth my time.
However, I ran their Blox A's for years with no problems. In fact, that set of cams are in another car that was just rebuilt and posted in this forum by Drob. If you are going for an aftermarket cam better than stg1 ie. > 12 mm of lift, I stand by my recommendation for skunk2. I even recommend RM.
I spoke with Blox and they agreed to replace the cams but I really did not feel like it would be worth my time.
However, I ran their Blox A's for years with no problems. In fact, that set of cams are in another car that was just rebuilt and posted in this forum by Drob. If you are going for an aftermarket cam better than stg1 ie. > 12 mm of lift, I stand by my recommendation for skunk2. I even recommend RM.
Yes, you have to send the cans back for any company. It is standard practice.





