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Title: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: SMO on May 06, 2012, 13:46:01 pm
Hello !
For 3 years i have run W125 cam with 1.3:1 rockers on my 2332cc engine, I have CB 044 CNC wedgeport 44x37 valves, IDA 48 with 42mm venturis. Welded and ported big beef intakes.

It puts our 185hp and 235nm, Top Hp at 6200rpm and torqu at 4500rpm, This was with fanbelt and muffler.

Now i have bought cb 1.4:1 rockers.

Can you give me some advice on new cam shaft, need more power :)

I have a FK87 and a FK89 in the garage, I´m not affraid to chose another one then those two :)

What is your recomendation ?

// Magnus


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Josef on May 06, 2012, 14:04:30 pm
Call Johannes at JPM. +4642405 99 81

He will help you.

/Josef


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Frallan on May 06, 2012, 14:09:09 pm
My immediate same thought. He will help you in the way that you will not regret it.
Now be honest with yourself in what you really want and how you will use your car.
He will do the rest in selection.


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: SMO on May 06, 2012, 14:13:45 pm
Yes i have spoke to him but i think its to much money at this moment.


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: richie on May 06, 2012, 14:36:12 pm
What compression and fuel will you run?

cheers richie


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: SMO on May 06, 2012, 15:07:24 pm
I run pump gas and 11:1 in comp ratio.
//Magnus


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Big Power on May 06, 2012, 15:45:47 pm
We just listed two new cam grinds on our website at CB. Both of these cams would work well with your 1.3 ratio rockers. Your 1.4 rockers will produce too much lift for a street car. The grinds are #2290 and #2291.  275@.050/310 advertised duration .435 lift at cam    The second grind is 278@.050/320 advertised duration .450 lift @cam. The 275@.050/.435 lift cam would be a really good choice. You could run 1.4 rockers with this cam but make sure your valve train can handle it. Both of these grinds make BIG power.


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Fasterbrit on May 06, 2012, 15:46:30 pm
Fk87 and 1.4:1 rockers will go very well with your combo. I built a motor for Gyles, very similar to your spec, but with an Fk87 and it ran 208 hp and 12.4 seconds on street tyres in a very heavy late model Bug. Totally drivable on the street ;). Even with the big venturis. Gyles also has 44mm vents ;)
Will cruise in top at just over 2,000 rpm, and still pull well.


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Udo on May 06, 2012, 17:34:36 pm
I would highly recommend CB 2300 . Good power and a lots of torque . It is another "you will love it cam"  :-)

Udo


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: SMO on May 06, 2012, 18:35:17 pm
I See :) I have something to think about now, Can enyone tell me if i have to make clearance for the valves ?
Today i set piston/cylinder @ 0 . no deck height. 0,040 (1MM) copper rings and 51cc camber in the heads.

All these 4 cams are quite similar around +-275 @ .050 lift,

I would like to use my new 1.4:1 CB rockers insted of my old chinese 1.3:1 rockers, those rockers did need alot of ours of work
to just work..... the adjustment screws did not let the oil pass .. crap. They work now but i dont like them !

I have two cams on my bench .. and maybee there will be CB 2289 (Fk87).



Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: neil68 on May 07, 2012, 07:15:11 am
You might be okay with valve clearance.  I ran the CB 044 Ultra Mag Plus with a flycut and very low DH (0.025 mm) plus 1 mm copper head gaskets.  Still had 2.5-3.0 mm valve clearance when the pistons were clayed.  I would check just in case.

FWIW, I loved the Web 86C cam and 1.4's in my 2332 cc street Beetle...180 HP to the wheels.  Ran a best of 12.8 seconds in the 1/4-mile and still very smooth driving around town.  I'm trying a Raptor cam from Johannes next, but haven't gotten any races in yet, as it keeps snowing here ;)


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Fiatdude on May 07, 2012, 07:19:41 am
I've got the 86c with 1.5's in my engine


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Big Power on May 07, 2012, 09:15:33 am
I See :) I have something to think about now, Can enyone tell me if i have to make clearance for the valves ?
Today i set piston/cylinder @ 0 . no deck height. 0,040 (1MM) copper rings and 51cc camber in the heads.

All these 4 cams are quite similar around +-275 @ .050 lift,

I would like to use my new 1.4:1 CB rockers insted of my old chinese 1.3:1 rockers, those rockers did need alot of ours of work
to just work..... the adjustment screws did not let the oil pass .. crap. They work now but i dont like them !

I have two cams on my bench .. and maybee there will be CB 2289 (Fk87).


I run our #2300 cam with 1.4 rockers in my street car with 11-1 compression, .630 lift and no valve reliefs in the pistons. Duration and lobe center have a big influence on piston to valve clearance. Stay at or under 275@.050 duration and you will be fine.


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Udo on May 07, 2012, 11:57:58 am
Pat

I believe that since i have them in a customers engine , also that you ran an 11,9 with your street car . That is an amazing cam. Remember that engle and web cam are very old cams .....

Udo


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Big Power on May 07, 2012, 14:20:43 pm
Pat

I believe that since i have them in a customers engine , also that you ran an 11,9 with your street car . That is an amazing cam. Remember that engle and web cam are very old cams .....

Udo
True Udo, My street car will run 11.70's if I ever get enough courage to drop the tire pressure so it will hook at the track. Car is not light either, it weighs 1930lbs.


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: SMO on May 07, 2012, 19:10:10 pm
Thanx for you advices, And Thank you Pat for your E-mail. CB´s 2300 is realy interesting but i don´t have the time to get the parts from Farmersville right now .
CB 2300 vs CB 2289 ,
2300 Duration 317° / Dur. @ .050'' 273°  Lift w/1.4:1 .602''
2289 Duration 322° / Dur. @ .050" 274°  Lift w/1.4:1 .557"

I´ll think i take the 2389 cam , little bit lower lift, Duration almost the same.
And i have that cam on the working bench.

Regards
Magnus Sweden


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Udo on May 07, 2012, 20:39:24 pm
My wife did an 11,5 with 94x82 engine in our street car. slicks and close ration gears. all with cb cam  :)

Udo


Title: Re: New cam in my 2332cc for this seson
Post by: Frallan on May 08, 2012, 00:32:45 am
Thanx for you advices, And Thank you Pat for your E-mail. CB´s 2300 is realy interesting but i don´t have the time to get the parts from Farmersville right now .


Magnus, If you order and ask for DHL, TNT, FedEx, UPS or whatever CB works with,  you do not pay that much extra and you have it in your home within 4 days.