KENT CVH35 Camshaft
#1
KENT CVH35 Camshaft
the kent cvh35 is a common and popular used camshaft in many s2's what would be a better option to go for in the Kent range or is it worth going down another route?
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A few years ago i had a load of headwork done (Ported and polished but still with standard size valves), and a Kent cvh35 fitted with a vernier pulley.
IMO it wasnt worth it
Back to back RR results showed an increase of 7bhp, and the power went a little bit further up the revs.
Nothing wrong with the standard cam IMO if your only running moderate power.
IMO it wasnt worth it
Back to back RR results showed an increase of 7bhp, and the power went a little bit further up the revs.
Nothing wrong with the standard cam IMO if your only running moderate power.
#4
the cvh35 is designed for 1900's
the cvh34 is designed for 1600's
the effects are similar.
if you intend to use a cvh35 on a 1600 you just shift the peakpower further up the revrange,however when running big boost and bhp is what youre after,the cvh35 is the best choice.
cvh34 will give more grunt lower down the revrange/better driveability.
with a mildly tuned RST,a standard Ford cam would be the best choice.
(very)big power means high revs,where a Newman cam would be the best choice(solid lifters,requires to be setup now and then)
hth
the cvh34 is designed for 1600's
the effects are similar.
if you intend to use a cvh35 on a 1600 you just shift the peakpower further up the revrange,however when running big boost and bhp is what youre after,the cvh35 is the best choice.
cvh34 will give more grunt lower down the revrange/better driveability.
with a mildly tuned RST,a standard Ford cam would be the best choice.
(very)big power means high revs,where a Newman cam would be the best choice(solid lifters,requires to be setup now and then)
hth
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#10
Re: standard cam
Originally Posted by gambit
i think the standard one is so good and if your runing under 240bhp its hard to fault. Very torquey.
If the standard one is sooo good upto 240bhp, why do people spent Ł250 odd pounds on a different cam.
Why dont i have a standard cam, ive not got anymore than 240bhp
#12
so would i gain or loss out in torque/power by replacing my cvh35 cam with a original standard cam?
with the cvh35 im producing 210@wheels, so what will be effected if change back to a standard cam?
thanks
with the cvh35 im producing 210@wheels, so what will be effected if change back to a standard cam?
thanks
#13
Originally Posted by T28 RST
Newman for me
vroooooooooooooom pishtsh why standard
vroooooooooooooom pishtsh why standard
#14
Originally Posted by vroooom ptssssh
Originally Posted by T28 RST
Newman for me
vroooooooooooooom pishtsh why standard
vroooooooooooooom pishtsh why standard
upto 4k rpm the powers nearly the same as mine
#15
JamboRST, really aye? is it Andy's newman cam out the 1600? or his old piper? sounds good let me know what it makes
Wonder what a stg3 T3 would be like with a std cam? as it'll make its power higher up in the revs with the bigger exhaust housing?
Wonder what a stg3 T3 would be like with a std cam? as it'll make its power higher up in the revs with the bigger exhaust housing?
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#17
Originally Posted by vroooom ptssssh
JamboRST, really aye? is it Andy's newman cam out the 1600? or his old piper? sounds good let me know what it makes
Wonder what a stg3 T3 would be like with a std cam? as it'll make its power higher up in the revs with the bigger exhaust housing?
Wonder what a stg3 T3 would be like with a std cam? as it'll make its power higher up in the revs with the bigger exhaust housing?
#19
so is it better for me to get a standard cam or a kent cvh35(what im running at the moment, and the tappets are VERY noisey) or other cam?
the only drawback i have with using the standard cam is that will i be lossing power at low revs?
the only drawback i have with using the standard cam is that will i be lossing power at low revs?
#21
from wot i've read up on the standard cam seems very capable, i've heard lots of storys o kents and piper cams lasting 5mins in the rst.
also its seem with the kent/piper types they loose some bottom end grunt for the higher revs which isn't ideal on a car that realy isn't really designed for high revs lol
only reason i'd dump the standard un is for a newman but the cost is a lot more for initially buying and setting up
also its seem with the kent/piper types they loose some bottom end grunt for the higher revs which isn't ideal on a car that realy isn't really designed for high revs lol
only reason i'd dump the standard un is for a newman but the cost is a lot more for initially buying and setting up
#27
Re: power
Originally Posted by gambit
sorry mate but i dont think you are running 210@wheels thats a flywheel figure, defo if your car is as i saw it last with just a stage 2 chip and charge cooler etc.
#28
Re: power
Originally Posted by gambit
sorry mate but i dont think you are running 210@wheels thats a flywheel figure, defo if your car is as i saw it last with just a stage 2 chip and charge cooler etc.
#32
bhp
sorry matey but having seen your car and been in it, i dont believe its running 210 ATW. The mods you have dont seem to support your claim, unless you have done something to it since. Which in that case i do appologize. I think you were running:
phase 2 chip
standard turbo
uprated cam
no fueling mods
charge cooler
cone filter
magnex zorst
I have been in 180bhp series2's that felt better than that, no offence intended but 210atw is unrealistic. Many people agree that power engineerings rollers over read considerbly compared to others.
phase 2 chip
standard turbo
uprated cam
no fueling mods
charge cooler
cone filter
magnex zorst
I have been in 180bhp series2's that felt better than that, no offence intended but 210atw is unrealistic. Many people agree that power engineerings rollers over read considerbly compared to others.
#34
Re: bhp
Originally Posted by gambit
sorry matey but having seen your car and been in it, i dont believe its running 210 ATW. The mods you have dont seem to support your claim, unless you have done something to it since. Which in that case i do appologize. I think you were running:
phase 2 chip
standard turbo
uprated cam
no fueling mods
charge cooler
cone filter
magnex zorst
I have been in 180bhp series2's that felt better than that, no offence intended but 210atw is unrealistic. Many people agree that power engineerings rollers over read considerbly compared to others.
phase 2 chip
standard turbo
uprated cam
no fueling mods
charge cooler
cone filter
magnex zorst
I have been in 180bhp series2's that felt better than that, no offence intended but 210atw is unrealistic. Many people agree that power engineerings rollers over read considerbly compared to others.
gambit when i took you in my car last it wasnt even tuned bro i even told you that.
#38
bhp
You took it to the right people this time, did chris todd set your car up?? All the best with your motor mate, i knew you didnt even put your foot down but judging by the mods i knew it was not putting that out at the wheels.
Cant reccomend chris todd enough and anyone who wants a sound setup you cant do much better than chris
I hope you didnt take offence mate, its just 210 atw is a big claim i am sure you realise now.
Cant reccomend chris todd enough and anyone who wants a sound setup you cant do much better than chris
I hope you didnt take offence mate, its just 210 atw is a big claim i am sure you realise now.