Need a CAM Gear that works!
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Need a CAM Gear that works!
So Gearbox had an issue of hitting/grinding with the AEM Cam gear when he installed the DH head, so he had to take it off. So it seems that the AEM one will dammage our car!!! Anyone been successfull using this AEM cam gear, or anyone other one?
I know Hayame makes one too, but don't know if it works or not.
I know Hayame makes one too, but don't know if it works or not.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
PM djmota. He has one I guess, maybe working or he just doesn't know it's grinding.
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It works fine. For every one elses info you have to remove the inside and outside dust cover.
When I got my car tuned last weekend, the cam gear didn't even have a effect to the tuning..Just like the first time I had it tuned before the P&P...Oh, I want to put my dyno up, but I need to go over to my friends house and use his scanner. I made 135WHP...I guess it's ok, but now I'm leaning towards a SRT-4 or Type-S
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Would you mind telling us how they tuned your vafcII? Someone said it's not able to add enough fuel for the pnp. Also my idle is pretty rough. I was wondering what to do about that. Thanks!
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hmm yeah 25 whp after all those headache, time, and not to mention money.
still not bad though. i'll take 135 over 110 anyday.
have u got numbers for ur car yet gearbox? I dont recall.
still not bad though. i'll take 135 over 110 anyday.
have u got numbers for ur car yet gearbox? I dont recall.
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Not yet. Still working through some problems. Car is doing way better than the first day after install. Only thing is the rough idle and some noise when turning. But otherwise engine is nice and smooth. It's an auto, so I'm not expecting much. Vafc helped a bit when I turned up the fuel.
Wow... Please teach me what you did to your engine. I've got few things done to my car... (view my profile) but 135 whp... thats impressive. I viewed your profile, but I'm not quite sure what it means. Please let me know... ^_^
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He's got intake, exhaust, full header, vafc to control air/fuel, and a really good port and polish job on the cylinder head with angled valves for more airflow.
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Yeah. Basically you make the ports bigger and polish them so more air flows in the engine. Angled valves will flow air better.
I'm trying to install my cam gear again, but it's a pain. I'm trying to figure out how the timing works now. And should I retard or advance the timing? Please help.
I'm trying to install my cam gear again, but it's a pain. I'm trying to figure out how the timing works now. And should I retard or advance the timing? Please help.
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Well, I guess you could use a dremel. You sort of have to know what you're doing. DH racing did my head, but exospeed just started and their work is much better. I did a diy here a while back to enlarge the exhaust manifold (header) and the gasket so it would match the ports on the head. You can look for it in the forced induction forum
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