camshafts for TURBO h22?
what cams would you get for turbo on a h22 motor?
if nothing comes up, i was just going to run on ma stock ones. but was wondering if there's anything pretty good to use out there.. lmk
if nothing comes up, i was just going to run on ma stock ones. but was wondering if there's anything pretty good to use out there.. lmk
Skunk2 is releasing some H22 turbo cams soon. I haven't heard anything about them yet, but call them and ask for Devin. He has always been helpful in letting me know whats going down in R&D.
skunk2 basicly makes copy cams each stage is a copy of a different cam like i think for b series its stage 1 type r stage 2 crower stage 3 jun
so if they are coming out with a turbo cam im sure you can buy the one they are copying already and for the same price
so if they are coming out with a turbo cam im sure you can buy the one they are copying already and for the same price
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I was just on the Cranecams website and noticed that they have H22 camshafts for a turbo application.
i say go with the Crower Stage 2T cams, i have seen some very good results for B series stuff, i even have a set of the 2T cams for my Lude sitting in my bedroom floor
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If i was you i would just stick with the stock cams. They seem to work best with turbo. Im sure special "turbo" cams would work very well, but im not sure if you would want to spend them money for them, as you will barely notice.
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If i was you i would just stick with the stock cams. They seem to work best with turbo. Im sure special "turbo" cams would work very well, but im not sure if you would want to spend them money for them, as you will barely notice.
Well, Skunk2's aren't copies. Just because they are comparible doesn't mean that they are the same. Plus the Skunk's are chillcast not billet so they actually help keep lubrication better than a billet design. Plus all the sets are roughly $700 -$750 or cheaper. Jun's on the other hand are quite a bit more expensive.
well im sure skunk2 being copies is not public information but the information came from avery reliable source when skunk2 was in hayward
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If i was you i would just stick with the stock cams. They seem to work best with turbo. Im sure special "turbo" cams would work very well, but im not sure if you would want to spend them money for them, as you will barely notice.
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