Hey Guys, am browsing mace's website to see what to buy when my tax cash comes through, And i've come across two cams listed and i have no idea which would be better to get.
I was originally going to get 1.98:1 ratio rockers instead of a cam, because i didn't want to have to rip everything out/off to change my cam over. But now that i have purchased a secondhand motor and am planning to do a full rebuild, i can't decide which is better for me.
Stage 2 COMP Cams to suit V6 Ecotec - Mace Engineering Group
or
With 1.98:1 Rockers CROW CAMS TO SUIT V6'S WITH HIGHER RATIO ROCKERS - Mace Engineering Group
Thanks guys
Hey Mr.38L,
If you’re going to the trouble of a full rebuild then I would go a cam, for which we can supply you with a mail order tune to suit (If that helps). In regards to cam selection specifically it would depend on your driving style and the scope of the build. If you can get back to us as to what specific driving characteristics you’re after and budget then will be able to better help
Cheers,
Steve
MACE Engineering Group
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I Just want a mean 6 streeter untill i'm off my p's. I was looking at the stage 2 cam package video of that ute and it looks mint, what power does it pull with what mods?
I honestly couldn't tell you with that car as it had a number of mods plus our mail order tune. From experience though the figures are normally around the 140 to over 150rwkw with standard heads.
Cheers,
Steve
MACE Engineering Group
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Do you guys do head packages as well?
We have one set of assembled heads left for $1100 outright. It is very unlikely that we'll be offering off the shelf heads for these engine, until further notice, as we've been stuffed around way too much when it comes to ported reconditioned heads![]()
MACE Engineering Group
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MACE Engineering Group
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Powering Australia's best Commodores
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hmmm CNC ported heads.. *drools*
Wat does it cost to get a head port job done? Or am i better off buying new ones?
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