What Cams to use???
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Hay guys, I'm new to this sit. I did a search but didn't come up with a good answer. My question is I want to get cams for my 05 6MT G35. The cams I seen like JWT, Tomie and others all say they have cams for the non revup motor. I have the revup motor and was wondering which cams might be good. The mods on the car now are MREV2 with 1/2 spacer, cold air intake, headers, test pipes, exhaust, and the technosquare reflash. I'm looking for mild cams for just a bit more power nothing wild or anything so if you guys could recomend something it would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Well going of that chart there only 2 out 9 cams that you can use, the S7R, and
the C8R. However to use C8R's, JWT states that you need they springs also. Since you don't want to do nothing wild I say go with the S7R's.
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the C8R. However to use C8R's, JWT states that you need they springs also. Since you don't want to do nothing wild I say go with the S7R's.
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so what your saying is that since I'm planing on going turbo but on a internally stock motor it would probably be better not only financialy but also for the motor to go with the S7R cams. Right? These would still be good when I go turbo and would help a bit right now that I'm N/A. Right?
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if you want more power from your cams, especially N/A i would get bigger valves and better valvetrain. then your cam will really shine, it can take advantage of the bigger valves, since its going to have longer duration. you'll be bringing more air into the combustion chamber. remmember valves control your air flow, they are restrictive.
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