FS: C2 & C4 Sport Camshafts
10-12-2011, 12:48 PM
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FS: C2 & C4 Sport Camshafts
Brand new Schrick 288/280 Sport cams for Carrera 2 & 4
13.2mm Valve lift In & Ex
288/280 duration (by Schrick's method, NOT @ .050" lift)
2.1mm lift @ TDC intake
1.7mm lift@TDC exhaust
These are ground on new Porsche Billets
$850 shipped
13.2mm Valve lift In & Ex
288/280 duration (by Schrick's method, NOT @ .050" lift)
2.1mm lift @ TDC intake
1.7mm lift@TDC exhaust
These are ground on new Porsche Billets
$850 shipped
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10-12-2011, 01:50 PM
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They are slightly more aggressive than 964 cams - 964 have 11.94mm lift and the lobe centers are different by 1 degree. If you are planning on tracking I would upgrade the valve springs & retainers
10-27-2011, 06:34 PM
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I am also planning on a rebuild this winter. I am mostly doing autocross with my car, so how would these cams improve over stock? Would these change the torque curve and how, how about power,.. approximate hp,.. would a new exhaust / injectors be required,..
Sorry for all the question but I dont know much about engine organes,...
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Sorry for all the question but I dont know much about engine organes,...
Thanks
10-27-2011, 06:43 PM
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I really have no clue, you are better off asking one of the race engine builders on the forum - I imagine the torque curve would move to the right by a few hundred rpm, but you may not lose ANY over stock.
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