Cams - oh the choices

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bigdong101
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Cams - oh the choices

Post by bigdong101 »

Hullo,

I've had a little hunt about and can only easily spot Piper and Schrick replacement cams for the 1.4 8v.

I have a real hankering for the Piper rally cam (280 degree) from Awesome for about £170 but I know that I need to consider other parts required, increased wear and ease of fitting.

Any experiences anyone?? I'm really not fussed if the car drives like a dog normally, as long as it opens up as I edge towards the limiter! Plus if I can get a bit more of a gargling sound out of the exhaust from a lumpier cam, it'd be allll good!

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Cheerz, Jamie.
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Post by Nelson »

I wouldnt bother with a cam in a 60BHP car myself. Seems a bit of a misnomer.

If you were going for one I'd definatly not recommend anything over 275 degree (fast-road). A large degree cam just shifts all the torque up the rev band, which (out of experience) makes normal driving a lot harder, needing a lot more gear changes as it wont pull away as easily in a higher gear.

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Post by KarlM »

Shrick is more popular in VW circles, especially amongst VR6 drivers...
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Post by dubster82 »

Schrick

buy german

fit german.

only Schrick use VW banks and grind them to how they want them, so its aol really OE so i believe.

have one in my G60. ace.
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