Blox HSL Competition Cam.
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Just picked up a set of these can
Anyone chime me in on the numbers they mad
And corresponding set ups
Also pros & cons?
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Anyone chime me in on the numbers they mad
And corresponding set ups
Also pros & cons?
Negative feedback keep to yourself!
At LEAST 50whp. Depending on ambient temperature, elevation, your other modifications.
Corresponding setups? Most reputable builders in here wouldn't put blox cams in their engines if you gave them to them.
pros?
Better than oem, maybe.
cons?
It's a cam. Made by blox.
Corresponding setups? Most reputable builders in here wouldn't put blox cams in their engines if you gave them to them.
pros?
Better than oem, maybe.
cons?
It's a cam. Made by blox.
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At LEAST 50whp. Depending on ambient temperature, elevation, your other modifications.
Corresponding setups? Most reputable builders in here wouldn't put blox cams in their engines if you gave them to them.
pros?
Better than oem, maybe.
cons?
It's a cam. Made by blox.
Corresponding setups? Most reputable builders in here wouldn't put blox cams in their engines if you gave them to them.
pros?
Better than oem, maybe.
cons?
It's a cam. Made by blox.
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At LEAST 50whp. Depending on ambient temperature, elevation, your other modifications.
Corresponding setups? Most reputable builders in here wouldn't put blox cams in their engines if you gave them to them.
pros?
Better than oem, maybe.
cons?
It's a cam. Made by blox.
Corresponding setups? Most reputable builders in here wouldn't put blox cams in their engines if you gave them to them.
pros?
Better than oem, maybe.
cons?
It's a cam. Made by blox.
I don't know where this comes from.....So, are you just jumping on the "every knockoff is sh*t" bandwagon, or are you basing this opinion on anything worthwhile?
I PERSONALLY take issue with BLOX cams b/c of their "R&D". They take cams that companies have researched and developed and make a straight copy of them. All you need to do to make a good quality cam is buy a quality blank and use a good cam grinder. It's not rocket science. The question of whether or not they'll perform well in an engine is answered by the performance of the parent design.
Lots of people have used BLOX cams with positive results. You buy BLOX, you're paying for lift & duration. I wouldn't expect their support to know much in the way of actually DESIGNING a cam.
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I'm not saying the cams will fall apart. I'm more basing it on the fact that they are just knockoffs and if you wanted good customer support you probably can't get it.
Well, if that's what you mean....then SAY that. Your reply was ambiguous at best. You just said no builder would use them w/o any reason for that, leaving it open for interpretation.
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They're Toda C copies (I THINK).
I don't know where this comes from.....So, are you just jumping on the "every knockoff is sh*t" bandwagon, or are you basing this opinion on anything worthwhile?
I PERSONALLY take issue with BLOX cams b/c of their "R&D". They take cams that companies have researched and developed and make a straight copy of them. All you need to do to make a good quality cam is buy a quality blank and use a good cam grinder. It's not rocket science. The question of whether or not they'll perform well in an engine is answered by the performance of the parent design.
Lots of people have used BLOX cams with positive results. You buy BLOX, you're paying for lift & duration. I wouldn't expect their support to know much in the way of actually DESIGNING a cam.
I don't know where this comes from.....So, are you just jumping on the "every knockoff is sh*t" bandwagon, or are you basing this opinion on anything worthwhile?
I PERSONALLY take issue with BLOX cams b/c of their "R&D". They take cams that companies have researched and developed and make a straight copy of them. All you need to do to make a good quality cam is buy a quality blank and use a good cam grinder. It's not rocket science. The question of whether or not they'll perform well in an engine is answered by the performance of the parent design.
Lots of people have used BLOX cams with positive results. You buy BLOX, you're paying for lift & duration. I wouldn't expect their support to know much in the way of actually DESIGNING a cam.
I stand corrected. LOL. It was Rocket that said that to me. What are they copies of?
*edit Oooh...Lookie what I found.
I DO stand corrected.
*edit Oooh...Lookie what I found.
I DO stand corrected.
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Toda is probably the only cam I'd put in my b18c5.
Didn't have any bad experiences with skunk2, just dont' trust their engineering anymore.
If I had a $400 beater and wanted a cam, ya, I'd throw a blox cam in there...why not...
I ran blox type b's cams for 2 years. NEVER had a problem with them. When I took them out they were still in good shape. I honestly think people just hop on the blox are **** bandwagon & belive what everyone says about the "failure" of the cams. Everyone talks **** about em, but who even runs them? I see alot of people say they are junk, but never seen a statement to back it up.
I ran blox type b's cams for 2 years. NEVER had a problem with them. When I took them out they were still in good shape. I honestly think people just hop on the blox are **** bandwagon & belive what everyone says about the "failure" of the cams. Everyone talks **** about em, but who even runs them? I see alot of people say they are junk, but never seen a statement to back it up.
i ran a set 5 years ago on an 85x89mm motor at 13:0 compression. made 236whp and 161wtq. they have potential. sure there not name brand but there not junk either... and for the record i replaced them with buddyclub 5's then pro 2's on the same motor but at 12.3:1 compression. and they made more power.
blox hsl 236whp/161wtq on 13:0 cr
buddy club V i made 220whp/158wtq 11.8:1 cr
pro 2 made 229.8whp/154wtq 12.3:1 cr
blox hsl 236whp/161wtq on 13:0 cr
buddy club V i made 220whp/158wtq 11.8:1 cr
pro 2 made 229.8whp/154wtq 12.3:1 cr
i ran a set 5 years ago on an 85x89mm motor at 13:0 compression. made 236whp and 161wtq. they have potential. sure there not name brand but there not junk either... and for the record i replaced them with buddyclub 5's then pro 2's on the same motor but at 12.3:1 compression. and they made more power.
blox hsl 236whp/161wtq on 13:0 cr
buddy club V i made 220whp/158wtq 11.8:1 cr
pro 2 made 229.8whp/154wtq 12.3:1 cr
blox hsl 236whp/161wtq on 13:0 cr
buddy club V i made 220whp/158wtq 11.8:1 cr
pro 2 made 229.8whp/154wtq 12.3:1 cr
The operative question would be whether or not the Pro2s made a better overall power/torque curve than the HSLs and with which setup the car was faster.
I'd be willing to bet the car would be faster on Pro2s than HSLs w/ all other things being equal.



