Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 6:49 pm
At this table
www.dodo-upgrades.nl
The site dedicated to Honda D-series engines
https://dodo-upgrades.nl/phpBB3/
Cams for D14
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Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 7:15 am
nice find
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 9:01 pm
That's just lobe height ,you can't see how agressive the lobe angle is...
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 4:08 pm
so for my d14Z2 , what cam should i go for ?
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:15 pm
Firebass wrote:so for my d14Z2 , what cam should i go for ?
Regrind always gives the highest hp gain.
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:15 pm
regring u mean remove the my current cam and take it to an enginner to make "wild" these ends ?
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 1:02 am
Yes they regrind it to your current engine specs so it's always the most accurate cam for your specific engine.Which always gives the highest gains.Firebass wrote:regring u mean remove the my current cam and take it to an enginner to make "wild" these ends ?
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 1:44 pm
Regrinding in Greece isn't the safest solutionhondaNickx wrote:Firebass wrote:so for my d14Z2 , what cam should i go for ?
Regrind always gives the highest hp gain.
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 9:26 pm
why concider a regrind...
by the company kent cams you can get a brand new custom cam made of your wishes for 200 euro's was told me.
and even at bisimoto's i believe u can buy lobe ungrinded precast and grinded cams, i would never ever concider weldin'up ore chrome up an old cam when u can have a brand new custom cam for a reasonable price.
and i have read that in polen there was a D14a3 with 122 bhp an 137 Nm of torque with a weird cam ore something?
on my last dyno i reached 122.5 bhp and 148 Nm of torque with stock cam BUT with bad bad bottom end (ask joris:P) oil usage of 3 litres a month because of worn piston rings....
by the company kent cams you can get a brand new custom cam made of your wishes for 200 euro's was told me.
and even at bisimoto's i believe u can buy lobe ungrinded precast and grinded cams, i would never ever concider weldin'up ore chrome up an old cam when u can have a brand new custom cam for a reasonable price.
and i have read that in polen there was a D14a3 with 122 bhp an 137 Nm of torque with a weird cam ore something?
on my last dyno i reached 122.5 bhp and 148 Nm of torque with stock cam BUT with bad bad bottom end (ask joris:P) oil usage of 3 litres a month because of worn piston rings....
Re: Cams for D14
Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 1:50 am
Take a look at crower cams and watch how the cam core shifts .
A good brand new core cost a lot of money ,why do you think Bisimoto regrinds them so much.It's done by proffessionals not some random grinding withouth calculating the reliability of the cam.Level 1 and 2 are regrinds ,level 3 and level X requires welding.
A OEM cam is perfect , almost all aftermarket cams have faults in them .
And a brand new cam for 200Euro from Kent cams ?Thats only a regrind you get from Kent cams.Brand new will cost a lot more then that.And you don't even need that.A level 2 regrind is not even grinded that much that i would consider buying a brand new core.IF you're talking about level 3 or 4 or x or something that requires hard welding then i would consider buying a brand new core.
A good brand new core cost a lot of money ,why do you think Bisimoto regrinds them so much.It's done by proffessionals not some random grinding withouth calculating the reliability of the cam.Level 1 and 2 are regrinds ,level 3 and level X requires welding.
A OEM cam is perfect , almost all aftermarket cams have faults in them .
And a brand new cam for 200Euro from Kent cams ?Thats only a regrind you get from Kent cams.Brand new will cost a lot more then that.And you don't even need that.A level 2 regrind is not even grinded that much that i would consider buying a brand new core.IF you're talking about level 3 or 4 or x or something that requires hard welding then i would consider buying a brand new core.