Joined Oct 2003
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Hampshire, UK
Taffy (reply to PM),
I probably said GW G2 and G3 cams not a G1 though in my advert.
I still have the G2 cam but want it for myself I'm affaid.
To clarify, on cams and their power characteristics. The G1 cam (which I don't have) is a stage 1 cam for the standard 650 (2002) bike with a race pipe and pumper carb. The G2 is a stage 2 cam for a 650 with a JE or otherwise high comp piston (a must).
The G3 is a very long opening high lift stage 3 cam for a bigger than 650cc berg with all the above also.
None of the GW cams will work well in a standard piped Berg and I can't comment on their performance in the 400 bike of yours.
For enduro use I can only think of one or maybe 2 cams that spring to mind... The 53 or 55 type cams.
The 08 cam is designed for use with the 2003 cylinder head (higher than 2002 compression) and has a lower lift longer duration (see Dales graph).
Lloyd
I probably said GW G2 and G3 cams not a G1 though in my advert.
I still have the G2 cam but want it for myself I'm affaid.
To clarify, on cams and their power characteristics. The G1 cam (which I don't have) is a stage 1 cam for the standard 650 (2002) bike with a race pipe and pumper carb. The G2 is a stage 2 cam for a 650 with a JE or otherwise high comp piston (a must).
The G3 is a very long opening high lift stage 3 cam for a bigger than 650cc berg with all the above also.
None of the GW cams will work well in a standard piped Berg and I can't comment on their performance in the 400 bike of yours.
For enduro use I can only think of one or maybe 2 cams that spring to mind... The 53 or 55 type cams.
The 08 cam is designed for use with the 2003 cylinder head (higher than 2002 compression) and has a lower lift longer duration (see Dales graph).
Lloyd