Kenne Bell + n/a cams
#1
Kenne Bell + n/a cams
Are there any of you out there running a KB setup with n/a cams? I'm just curious. I see a few of you guy's running Vortechs like this (stock heads, stock valve springs, stock internals, etc) but no twin screws. It started to make me wonder a bit. I asked Nick about running these cams with the KB at around 10psi, and he said he thought it would be okay. I mean obviously they're not ideal for a blower, but i'm just more concerned about any possible problems there could be.
Any of you doing something like this? Any thoughts or opinions?
Any of you doing something like this? Any thoughts or opinions?
#3
Are there any of you out there running a KB setup with n/a cams? I'm just curious. I see a few of you guy's running Vortechs like this (stock heads, stock valve springs, stock internals, etc) but no twin screws. It started to make me wonder a bit. I asked Nick about running these cams with the KB at around 10psi, and he said he thought it would be okay. I mean obviously they're not ideal for a blower, but i'm just more concerned about any possible problems there could be.
Any of you doing something like this? Any thoughts or opinions?
Any of you doing something like this? Any thoughts or opinions?
Last edited by tbirdscwd; 01-05-2011 at 08:57 PM.
#4
Yeah, i'm hopeing they'll be fine at lower boost like that. I do wonder though how much harder the valve springs will be stressed since they're stock, and the fact that a twin screw blower is going to make all of it's boost from like 2000-6000 rpm. In theory you'd think that would be somewhat of a factor.
I'm not too worried about for the most part. It's just that you never see guys running like this with positive displacment blowers, and it got me thinking a little.
I'm not too worried about for the most part. It's just that you never see guys running like this with positive displacment blowers, and it got me thinking a little.
#5
You will be fine with those springs man. Especially since you will be keeping the rpms around 6,000 with the KB. You might be making a nice extra chunk of torque down in the midrange cause of the advanced centerline and the design of your cams compared to the average blower cam or stock cams. I think you will be pleasantly surprised at how well they end up performing.
#7
I've seen several stangs with built motors running cams with a KB (some with n/a type grinds) but not ones like mine if i end up doing this.
Last edited by mrtstang; 01-06-2011 at 02:44 PM.
#9
Sorry im on a built motor... didn't notice you said stock internals. Cams are comp stg II N/ A. Will have to look up the specs on them I know we had to notch my pistons.
Yes on 14 psi and 14° timing I made 530 Whp at 6k... got a return system now. So boost and timing is going up along with redline since there is no more lack of fuel.
Yes on 14 psi and 14° timing I made 530 Whp at 6k... got a return system now. So boost and timing is going up along with redline since there is no more lack of fuel.
#10
Thanks for the opinions and feedback guys. I would hope that it's not much different running a KB with these cams as opposed to running a vortech, procharger, etc. Especially at lower boost like i'll be doing. I know there's a handful of guys on this forum running n/a cams with their centrifugals, and are doing fine.
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