GSC S1 Cam Review - Part 1
GSC S1 Cam Review - Part 1
Mar 30, 2007, 11:50 AM
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I have couple questions, did you feel any power loss between the two cams on the top end side? Also is it possible to see your pump gas dyno chart with HKS 272s versus GSC S1 on the same chart? Overall these cams look great, I think I will be upgrading my HKS 264 to the S1.
Mar 30, 2007, 12:00 PM
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Thanks for the review 
. The S1's sound like a great all around cam set-up. Hope to get a set soon. I'll be using my existing Vishnu cam gears my, but will set them straight up to "0" and get them tuned that way. Mabe I'll play the settings in the future. I'm also using a Aquamist water injection, but with 91 octane.
. The S1's sound like a great all around cam set-up. Hope to get a set soon. I'll be using my existing Vishnu cam gears my, but will set them straight up to "0" and get them tuned that way. Mabe I'll play the settings in the future. I'm also using a Aquamist water injection, but with 91 octane.
Mar 30, 2007, 12:00 PM
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I have couple questions, did you feel any power loss between the two cams on the top end side? Also is it possible to see your pump gas dyno chart with HKS 272s versus GSC S1 on the same chart? Overall these cams look great, I think I will be upgrading my HKS 264 to the S1.
It definitely pulled very strong from 3500 all the way up without that flat feeling you normally get in some setups.The back to back dyno comparison is being setup. At the time of the review not everything was setup properly to get accurate results. I still have my set of HKS 272 cams, so its a matter of swapping them out and making sure the tune is good so we can do the comparison. We have previous reviews that we need to do a follow up with so I'm going to add it all together.
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Mar 30, 2007, 12:25 PM
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Top end felt about the same. I really didn't notice any power loss from what my butt dyno was reading. It definitely pulled very strong from 3500 all the way up without that flat feeling you normally get in some setups.
The back to back dyno comparison is being setup. At the time of the review not everything was setup properly to get accurate results. I still have my set of HKS 272 cams, so its a matter of swapping them out and making sure the tune is good so we can do the comparison. We have previous reviews that we need to do a follow up with so I'm going to add it all together.
It definitely pulled very strong from 3500 all the way up without that flat feeling you normally get in some setups.The back to back dyno comparison is being setup. At the time of the review not everything was setup properly to get accurate results. I still have my set of HKS 272 cams, so its a matter of swapping them out and making sure the tune is good so we can do the comparison. We have previous reviews that we need to do a follow up with so I'm going to add it all together.
Mar 30, 2007, 02:47 PM
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I'm sure if you went with an adjustable set you could probably get a few more ponies out of it.
