camshaft which one ?
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camshaft which one ?
skunk2 stage 1 or toda A ?
i'm thinking go with skunk2 st1 and mugen header with mugen exhuast and skunk2 program with Vafc. what you think this setup ? and how much HP will i be looking at
i'm thinking go with skunk2 st1 and mugen header with mugen exhuast and skunk2 program with Vafc. what you think this setup ? and how much HP will i be looking at
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Re: camshaft which one ? (GettaluvR)
do a search. There are 200+ posts that i just did a search on that will net you the information you desire. it is all here. Spend some time and read over a lot of it as it is good info. I went with the Skunk stage 1 and i am happy at 185/130 with bolt ons stock compression.
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Re: camshaft which one ? (Skunk2nR)
Toda spec A 
Can't beat ToDa quality.
In case anyone is wondering, Skunk2 cams are made in Taiwan by this company http://www.worldwild.com.tw/ who isn't a performance or racing specialist, just a Taiwanese cam maker.
At least with TODA you're dealing with a racing company with better quality cores.
Can't beat ToDa quality. In case anyone is wondering, Skunk2 cams are made in Taiwan by this company http://www.worldwild.com.tw/ who isn't a performance or racing specialist, just a Taiwanese cam maker.
At least with TODA you're dealing with a racing company with better quality cores.
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Re: camshaft which one ? (Blade)
Blade:
While the Toda cams are indeed nice i still think Skunk2 has a nice cam for a great price depending upon where you buy it (got mine for $660 shipped). I really haven't heard of problems with Skunk2 either.
A buddy of mine said that Skunk cams won't last as long and that over time they are more prone to galling than OEM cams because of the nitride coating on the OEM cams. He reccomended that i get the Skunk's nitride coated but i neglected. I am satisfied thus far with Skunk.
While the Toda cams are indeed nice i still think Skunk2 has a nice cam for a great price depending upon where you buy it (got mine for $660 shipped). I really haven't heard of problems with Skunk2 either.
A buddy of mine said that Skunk cams won't last as long and that over time they are more prone to galling than OEM cams because of the nitride coating on the OEM cams. He reccomended that i get the Skunk's nitride coated but i neglected. I am satisfied thus far with Skunk.
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Re: camshaft which one ? (Blade)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Blade »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Toda spec A Can't beat ToDa quality.
In case anyone is wondering, Skunk2 cams are made in Taiwan by this company http://www.worldwild.com.tw/ who isn't a performance or racing specialist, just a Taiwanese cam maker.
At least with TODA you're dealing with a racing company with better quality cores. </TD></TR></TABLE>
hmm.. made in taiwan ?
that's the best ! just for that i'm going for skunk!
coz i'm a taiwanese
Can't beat ToDa quality. In case anyone is wondering, Skunk2 cams are made in Taiwan by this company http://www.worldwild.com.tw/ who isn't a performance or racing specialist, just a Taiwanese cam maker.
At least with TODA you're dealing with a racing company with better quality cores. </TD></TR></TABLE>
hmm.. made in taiwan ?
that's the best ! just for that i'm going for skunk!
coz i'm a taiwanese
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Re: camshaft which one ? (Blade)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Blade »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Toda spec A Can't beat ToDa quality.
In case anyone is wondering, Skunk2 cams are made in Taiwan by this company http://www.worldwild.com.tw/ who isn't a performance or racing specialist, just a Taiwanese cam maker.
At least with TODA you're dealing with a racing company with better quality cores. </TD></TR></TABLE>
i would pick toda's over the skunks as well..
but it doesn't matter where they are made...it matters how they are made..
and the specs.
supposedly, jun cams are made by crower.
i honestly could care less...i haven't seen many threads about skunk cams
breaking.
Can't beat ToDa quality. In case anyone is wondering, Skunk2 cams are made in Taiwan by this company http://www.worldwild.com.tw/ who isn't a performance or racing specialist, just a Taiwanese cam maker.
At least with TODA you're dealing with a racing company with better quality cores. </TD></TR></TABLE>
i would pick toda's over the skunks as well..
but it doesn't matter where they are made...it matters how they are made..
and the specs.
supposedly, jun cams are made by crower.
i honestly could care less...i haven't seen many threads about skunk cams
breaking.
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