Covered a few times in the past but just thought I'd see what the latest opinion was - are RS2 exhaust cam and pully prefereable on an RS2 turbo to ABY cam & pulley, or is there little difference or a negative difference? FWIR, RS2 exh cam & pulley give more mid range but less top... is this correct?
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Yes that's right.
My combo of RS2 exhaust cam with kx500 seemed to be too much and just caused surge, with 7A it's fine.
The RS2 turbo runs out of puff at the top-end anyway and the turbo + cam setup is what gave the RS2 it's legendary torque and 0-30 quicker than the McLaren F1
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Used 3b intake & exhaust vs 3b intake & 7A exhaust and I didn't notice any difference.
Yes, was with RS2 turbo setupRED Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI TME nº 16 of 250
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Hi,
I am also installing stock RS2 turbo to my 3B engine. I have RS2 cams and 3B cams. I already know that with RS2 cams you need to RS2 waterpump, RS2 cam belt and RS2 cam sprocket. In RS2 cam sprocket timing mark is half tooth off from valve cover mark.
Has anyone tried to use RS2 cams (exhaust + intake) with 3B/AAN/ABY cam sprocket, so timing mark will align correctly with valve cover mark? How half tooth difference with RS2 cams aligment affects power and turbo lag?
Another question is that if I decide to use 3B cams with stock RS2 turbo, do I lose some low end torque or power?Comment
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You don't need the rs2 waterpump, cambelt and cam sprocket
the cam sprocket does not change the timing marks it moves the hall sensor window, but as you have a 3b this is irrelevant.
The other issue you will have is you'd need to push a dizzy drive wheel on the RS2 exhaust cam.Last edited by Jamo; 13 August 2014, 10:51.Comment
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Uh, Distributor drive off the intake camshaft.You don't need the rs2 waterpump, cambelt and cam sprocket
the cam sprocket does not change the timing marks it moves the hall sensor window, but as you have a 3b this is irrelevant.
The other issue you will have is you'd need to push a dizzy drive wheel on the RS2 exhaust cam."Nulla tenaci invia est via"Comment
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Yeah, there's a few things you can do with cam sprockets to alter the timing, getting them machined etc. but it's really a ball ache, just fit and forget imo with camsComment
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My 3B head is modified, it has hall sensor bracket in front just like in ABY/AAN head, so I can install AAN/ABY hall sensor. Reason for this modification was to get rid of oil leaking dizzy. I am going to do pin swap and install ADU ecu with 2.5tfsi coilpack. Injectors are from RS2. Now the only problem is to choose suitable cams for my setup.
AFAIK RS2 intake cam is same as 3B/ABY/AAN intake cam (so I could use my dizzy with 3B cam). RS2 exchaust cam is different. RS2 cam sprocket is also same as in ABY/AAN except in RS2 sprocket hall window is in little bit different position. This is because in RS2 timing mark doesn't align same as in 3B/ABY/AAN it is half tooth off, so it need different hall window in sprocket. I was thinking what happens if I install RS2 cams and align cam sprocket same way as in 3B/ABY/AAN? Or should I buy adjustable cam sprocket to get aligment same as in RS2?
Basically I just want the best street setup with RS2 turbo, not necessarily max power.
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