19 WHP camshafts for 2,0 Cobalt SS Supercharged !!!
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Originally Posted by Jmc007
Crane camshafts are for the 2,2 Ecotec, but J-Body camshafts are for the 2,0 Supercharged LSJ Ecotec !
Comp can grind you cams for the LSJ
http://www.*************/forums/showthread.php?t=2164
I always mix up crane and comp
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Originally Posted by UtOhCop
Comp can grind you cams for the LSJ
http://www.*************/forums/showthread.php?t=2164
I always mix up crane and comp
http://www.*************/forums/showthread.php?t=2164
I always mix up crane and comp
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guys i really dont think that a s/c car with a max of 18psi will get that much from cams. i have been suprised befroe with gains from things but it just is too much. it isnt as easy as opening up the valves longer as in an na car. cars that come stock with fi are pretty efficient when it comes to their cams unless u have a lot of boost. u guys will get something, but unless ur over 20psi, i think the gains will be more like 10whp. just my 2cents.
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i cant imagine it being tooo hard to do cams, in reality all u need to is line the cmaes up dot to dot liek a honda loosen the tensioner and slip off the belt, place new cams in, re torque them and reverse process...imm assumn this b/c iv honda a 1000 hondas
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sry about the typo i am at work so i had to type fast, iv done 1000's of honda cam swaps is what i meant to say but iv worked on a few newer ecotec's and fomr what i can remeber i dont think it should be that hard
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I'm not playing down the gain from the cams, but I'd be pissed if I spent $350 plus on a cam for my small block 350 and only got 19 whp, let alone $600 plus like these cams. I may look for cams later on, but imo the best bang for the buck mod right now is the revitup pulley kit. Less money, more power to the ground. Cranking up the boost is the way to get maximum power from boosted cars, cams will do little compared to more boost...untill the blower is maxed that is.
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Cams really aren't all that hard, it'll take a whole days work to do it though. Do we even know if these cams run on our cars without throwing a whole series of codes?
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Here is the answer of JBody to a e-mail I wrote to them:
We are actively seeking new cars to test our camshafts on! Excited as we are, we only have one customer to date with our 2.0L SC camshafts.
They are working flawlessly in his car, with no codes and no issues. (We also hope it stays that way!)
As of now, we are concentrating on the Cobalt... and are trying to purchase a brand new one to perform our planned modifications on.
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JbodyPerformance
We are actively seeking new cars to test our camshafts on! Excited as we are, we only have one customer to date with our 2.0L SC camshafts.
They are working flawlessly in his car, with no codes and no issues. (We also hope it stays that way!)
As of now, we are concentrating on the Cobalt... and are trying to purchase a brand new one to perform our planned modifications on.
Thanks,
JbodyPerformance
#37
I think you guys will see nice improvements from cams. From the look of these cams, low end is what they are more focused on, not top end.
Emissions shouldn't be a problem nor throwing any codes. Might have to adjust the idle a little though, but that is easy to do.
If anyone wants someone to put them in and is around the GA area, I am more than up for it.
Emissions shouldn't be a problem nor throwing any codes. Might have to adjust the idle a little though, but that is easy to do.
If anyone wants someone to put them in and is around the GA area, I am more than up for it.
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Go COMP CAMS
Go wth comp cams! There specs are 423 in./436 ex. lift 210 in./218 ex @ .50 lobe sep is 113. Less lift than JBP both increased duration,which is more important!!! And their factory price is $479. Better cam, better price! Also designed to work w/ all factory valvetrain!
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Originally Posted by snapb1
I think you guys will see nice improvements from cams. From the look of these cams, low end is what they are more focused on, not top end.
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https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...ight=300+build
Heres a link to all 4 parts on the 300+ HP build book. They talk about changing cams in one of them
Heres a link to all 4 parts on the 300+ HP build book. They talk about changing cams in one of them
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hey guys, just thought I'd post a little update as to the cams; being the only one i know of with them. in the cold weather there's even more power from 2500rpm to redline and It feels as though the rev limiter is a bottle neck in making more power. so far, im interested in finding a way to bump the limiter up 500rpm or so. all i can say so far is money well spent, there's no codes and a lot of exhaust tone differences. to date, i have intake, cams and am working on saving for a psi-fi kit. i think with this current combination, i should be able to hit 250-260whp if i take it to the dyno. i cant keep the tires from lighting up. not bad for only $1000 invested into the car. and witht eh psi-fi, I should be able to get even more power out of the car.
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Have you done some before and after dyno runs with the cams ? What were the numbers, what was the dyno ? In 3th gear or 4th gear ? Thanks !
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Originally Posted by Tofu
So tuning is not required when running these cams from jbody?
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Originally Posted by stuffy236
tuning is required for ANYTHING you do to get the most power out of it.
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