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Old 12-28-2005, 07:58 PM
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Jim Wolf Cam Shafts and Cam Gears

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New to the forum...... has any one had any experience with the Jim Wolf cam shafts and cam gears? Are they worth the money? I'm hoping to keep the car N/A and thought this would be a nice upgrade..... Any info or feedback would be great,

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Old 12-30-2005, 11:47 AM
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if you're staying N/A then those parts are a good place to start
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Old 01-05-2006, 10:13 AM
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the JWT camshafts are really nice. my car pulls all the way to redline now rather than bogging at the upper end. you do lose a little on the lower end but that is all good, just rev higher. but the timing gears i have no clue. i personally wouldn't touch them.

btw the cam shafts generally net around 10-15rwhp.
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Old 01-08-2006, 01:25 PM
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GREAT...... Thanks guys.... I'm going to give them a shot... I don't have the money right now to boost the way I would like to, so I'll keep the N/A interesting.

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does anyone know of some cheaper competible cams for the twin cam
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wow those cams are fricken expensive...i might as well just save up for a s14 sr...
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The only thing about the adjustable cam sprokets is that it'd be a pain to tune them. youd have to open up the valve cover each time youd want to do an adjustment.
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Old 02-05-2006, 10:09 AM
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there are the PDM cams but those are your cams regrounded. i would highly not recommend those. a guy in Az had they and he had terrible times trying to get the idle right. i would go with the JWT. and they are not the same price as a SR.
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Corection, the SOHC cams are regrinds, the DOHC ones arent.,
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PDM's are still a **** load of money!!!!! I want something close to 300 range
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