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I ready to add a cam to my Auto fbo lt4,and stuck on which cam to order. BTR2 or Gpi stage 2
Anyone got any ideas how these cams perform. the exhaust side on the gpi is 250 how does that help compared to the btr2 242?
also would the GPi have more chop?
I have the BTR stage 2 cam. I made the mistake of going with the phase limiter not the lockout. For a whole year my tuner after 3 retunes they can't tune out the 1800-2100 rpm surge which is caused from VVT. the lockout would have solved that. Its in getting swamped to a lockout now, but I decided to go with the new BTR stage 3 since its tore apart again. the specs of that are 231 / 244. Personally I would stay away from the 250 exhaust lift simply because it will increase upper hp and torque at the expense of low end hp & torque.
hmm why does every cam kit I see show to get the phase limiter tool at o degree advance? I see you going with the btr3, do you have a auto a8 how much more power will the stage 3 offer over the Btr2?
hmm why does every cam kit I see show to get the phase limiter tool at o degree advance? I see you going with the btr3, do you have a auto a8 how much more power will the stage 3 offer over the Btr2?
i spoke with Brian tooley about this and they said you could do either the limiter or lockout on the stage 2. However all of their testing is done with it locked out. On the stage 3 it’s required to have the lockout. The cam is too big to allow it to change timing.
the stage 3 cam will give approx 18-20 wheel horse more than the stage 2. Im switching it because my car is a street car and I’m keeping it setup with a Pd blower. This means with street tires I already have more than enough torque and the loss in lower hp/torque to be Increased on the top will only help me with traction.
from the # here if you want a more sounding cam that BTR on the 115 +6 deg of timing in it will sound better as far a more cam sound. I have this same cam in my all forged A/A TI set up but I did go with a CIRCLE D converter in my car but my converter was a small one...It works great. Robert
i spoke with Brian tooley about this and they said you could do either the limiter or lockout on the stage 2. However all of their testing is done with it locked out. On the stage 3 it’s required to have the lockout. The cam is too big to allow it to change timing.
the stage 3 cam will give approx 18-20 wheel horse more than the stage 2. Im switching it because my car is a street car and I’m keeping it setup with a Pd blower. This means with street tires I already have more than enough torque and the loss in lower hp/torque to be Increased on the top will only help me with traction.
hey what tranny are you running a8 or the m7, how is the drivability gonna be with the BTr3?
BTR has a max effort blower cam also did you look in to that one also?
im really considering a btr3 cam, any thing I should be concerned about?
will it surge on the low end?
youll have to use the phaser lockout cam with the stage 3, I would recommend calling btr to see if you’ll need a torque converter. If you have an auto you may or may not need a new converter cause if the increased idle rpm
I called BTR today spoke with someone about the btr3 and they just read off the webpage.i was expecting more information. Next time I should ask for bt himself haha..
I am sure you will need a TC with the BTR Stage III pretty aggressive cam. Rode in a buddies C7 with a Stage II and he had some noticeable surging at low RPM's didn't bother me that much but suspect it to be a little more noticeable with their Stage III. I even think their site has a note about changing the TC.
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