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Can I proceed with the E2 intake cam, leaving (archive)

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Posted by Jose Perez on June 11, 2002 at 21:38:13:

In Reply to: Re: I want to install EVO camshafts, which you rec posted by Clarke on June 10, 2002 at 12:29:04:

the motor as is, having already the exhaust cam gear? How much gain is expected. The combination which was mentinoed sometime ago was apart from this one, is to use a Schrick 276 in the intake.

Give me your feedback, regarding performance, idling, temperature issues, etc. I don't use my car in the track, only to enjoy the street.

I will appreciate your prompt feedback, thanks.
(note: sorry, english is not my main language).

reccommend, and if it does require other parts to replace. I don't want to go up to the point in which it is required to replace pistons, rings, neither any motor repair/or mechanic shop work.

I assume it's a stock 2.3? Do you track it? Do you want torque up high still or down lower for street?

I'd put the E2 intake cam in, and add the exhaust cam gear if you want to move the torque curve down some. You could put the E2 exhaust cam in, but I think the S14 likes assymetrical cams. The E3 cams are border line for stock pistons due to the greater degree of lift.

Cheers,

=-C





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