Drivetrain RMW cam...
RMW cam...
Hi Folks, today I installed the RMW cam on my JCW 06. I am very happy, I feel the car like bigger 4 cylinder. The installation was easy and the air/fuel ratio is ~10.7-11 I can feel the acceleration is faster than before.
I have question when I start the car, it takes 2 more second than before to start is that normal?
I have question when I start the car, it takes 2 more second than before to start is that normal?
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I sometimes (but not every time) have to crank a little longer with this cam, but it always starts eventually. So I'd conclude it's normal based on a sample size of 2.
I had a different result but I think it is due to the newer 550cc injectors. My car took several seconds of cranking before it started. ( before cam and injectors were installed).
I wouldn't worry about the two extra seconds. Maybe your little beast acquired a little attitude (such as I'm bad *** don't mess with me) after the
cam.
Enjoy your ride!
I wouldn't worry about the two extra seconds. Maybe your little beast acquired a little attitude (such as I'm bad *** don't mess with me) after the
cam.
Enjoy your ride!
The cost of the cam is $400. I expecte 10 HP. You need to get headers. with the cam.
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Today I used the car to do my business. I started the car for 10 times, it started like before without any problem, no more 2 seconds.
Also I mentioned that the car is cooler than before. Before it pass the 90 Celsius in the traffic but now it stay before the 90 Celsius (194 F)
Also I mentioned that the car is cooler than before. Before it pass the 90 Celsius in the traffic but now it stay before the 90 Celsius (194 F)
There are inconsistencies in Newman camshaft build quality and their quality control is lacking. I installed a Newman cam in a 2006 with standard injectors, no aftermarket tune, 15% pulley, aftermarket intake, modified OE header & one ball, that car starts first attempt consistently, and idles hot or cold. That cam was a double inspected replacement for a faulty grind, so I would expect it to perform well. There is a small percentage of users who report idle and starting issues. FYI, the Newman camshaft is a high lift cam, be sure to check for clearance at each of the sparkplug tubes, if a sheet of paper won’t slide through the space between the lobe and tube without drag, the tube will require indexing.
Sooooo...you guys are saying that the Newman Cam will work fine with my stock injectors and tune? If this is so, I'll install it whilst waiting for the larger injectors and Remote tune....
Or should I install 380cc with the cam?
Or should I install 380cc with the cam?
Since you are going to be working down in that area anyway, you could just do the injectors and cam at the same time. It'll save you some time later. Just a suggestion.
Put my 380's in a couple months before I was going to be able to get a Jan tune, it ran OK but I went ahead and got a JCW flash for $100.00 at the stealership so the ECU would recognise the larger injectors and it did run smoother. Just a thought if you need/want a stop gap.
What modifications do you have on your car?
FWIW, I've found that if you switch on the key to the first position and let the fuel pump go through its whole cycle and turn off (a few seconds) before turning the key to start, it starts much more consistently.
It just happen in the first day when the cam was installed, but now it starts like before. Thanks for your information.
Install the cam when you put the larger injectors in.
Whats the logic in buying a cam from Jan to have Mike tune it

Mynes sells a cam now too... Don't you think Jan knows the best way to get power out of his own product





