JBP Cams Revisited: New Grind for `09!
05-07-2009, 03:05 PM
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obviously you guys have nothing positive to contribute to this thread, any engine mod is a risk to your motor... and no i wasn't serious about the GB link, there is no GB. but I'm interested in what JBP has for new lsj cams and you haven't seen them yet (because they don't exist? maybe) **** takes time fellas, and **** takes money which not a lot of people have
05-07-2009, 03:11 PM
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And JBP will have even less money here soon I'm Sure.. I doubt these cams will ever come into production and even if they do... They have LOST A LOT of potential customers when they decided to **** one of the members here on .net.
05-07-2009, 03:12 PM
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obviously you guys have nothing positive to contribute to this thread, any engine mod is a risk to your motor... and no i wasn't serious about the GB link, there is no GB. but I'm interested in what JBP has for new lsj cams and you haven't seen them yet (because they don't exist? maybe) **** takes time fellas, and **** takes money which not a lot of people have
05-07-2009, 03:17 PM
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obviously you guys have nothing positive to contribute to this thread, any engine mod is a risk to your motor... and no i wasn't serious about the GB link, there is no GB. but I'm interested in what JBP has for new lsj cams and you haven't seen them yet (because they don't exist? maybe) **** takes time fellas, and **** takes money which not a lot of people have
Sorry if this makes the Mods mad, but that's the truth. We should have asked them nicely to leave months ago.
05-07-2009, 03:23 PM
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obviously you guys have nothing positive to contribute to this thread, any engine mod is a risk to your motor... and no i wasn't serious about the GB link, there is no GB. but I'm interested in what JBP has for new lsj cams and you haven't seen them yet (because they don't exist? maybe) **** takes time fellas, and **** takes money which not a lot of people have
If you knew what was going on, you wouldnt be interested.
05-07-2009, 03:38 PM
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obviously you guys have nothing positive to contribute to this thread, any engine mod is a risk to your motor... and no i wasn't serious about the GB link, there is no GB. but I'm interested in what JBP has for new lsj cams and you haven't seen them yet (because they don't exist? maybe) **** takes time fellas, and **** takes money which not a lot of people have
05-26-2009, 02:36 PM
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As it stands, the majority of people would like to have camshafts that are "drop-in". Meaning there's nothing to upgrade. However, to gain anything reasonably more than 5whp, it would require more aggressive lift. The grind profile that we have manufactured gives us a total valve lift of 0.479". This would put us on the brink coil-bind. Replacement springs are necessary and therefore eradicating "drop-in" cams.
The bottom line: Are ppl are willing to add this additional work to the installation of cams?
The bottom line: Are ppl are willing to add this additional work to the installation of cams?
05-26-2009, 04:03 PM
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i want a drop in cam for my 07 ss/sc but i want more dur. like a 272, and more lift like 540 to 550 ill buy valve springs thats no problem .If im going to buy cams i want a performance cam not stock crap or close to stock.if im going to go through all the trouble ,and spend all the money to buy every thing i need to install a cam ,i better be able to tell the car has a cam in it for one. It better chug and i want lift also and should make around 15 whp. you make something we can use like that ill buy everything i need right now.
05-26-2009, 05:15 PM
#294
As it stands, the majority of people would like to have camshafts that are "drop-in". Meaning there's nothing to upgrade. However, to gain anything reasonably more than 5whp, it would require more aggressive lift. The grind profile that we have manufactured gives us a total valve lift of 0.479". This would put us on the brink coil-bind. Replacement springs are necessary and therefore eradicating "drop-in" cams.
The bottom line: Are ppl are willing to add this additional work to the installation of cams?
The bottom line: Are ppl are willing to add this additional work to the installation of cams?
05-26-2009, 06:52 PM
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