Drivetrain who has the schrick "race" cam
Hi SpiderX,
there is either not a street or a race cam.
I talk to the developer at schrick about the details of the cam.
The most advantage is the higher valve lift on the exhaust side.
The first versions had not a big power gain but on my own car the actual cam brought 20 hp!
The 264°/272° cam is the only one schrick sale for the cooper s all other versions are old one.
there is either not a street or a race cam.
I talk to the developer at schrick about the details of the cam.
The most advantage is the higher valve lift on the exhaust side.
The first versions had not a big power gain but on my own car the actual cam brought 20 hp!
The 264°/272° cam is the only one schrick sale for the cooper s all other versions are old one.
I think I found what I was looking for in Mini2....... there was apost that said there was a 252/260 cam apparently no longer produced. I have to get with Randy but I think that is what I have.......if so I will be replaceing.......anybody want a slightly more agggessive cam?
Originally Posted by SpiderX
I think I found what I was looking for in Mini2....... there was apost that said there was a 252/260 cam apparently no longer produced. I have to get with Randy but I think that is what I have.......if so I will be replaceing.......anybody want a slightly more agggessive cam?
Hi There....
Just a heads up on a new cam that we at M7 have been working on lately.
It will be a little hotter then the Schrick and it's built to take advantage of the new 8120 rpm shift point.
We will receive the cam by the end of this week and we will install it and report back. The expected price range will be $399-$420
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
Just a heads up on a new cam that we at M7 have been working on lately.
It will be a little hotter then the Schrick and it's built to take advantage of the new 8120 rpm shift point.
We will receive the cam by the end of this week and we will install it and report back. The expected price range will be $399-$420
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
Originally Posted by M7
Hi There....
Just a heads up on a new cam that we at M7 have been working on lately.
It will be a little hotter then the Schrick and it's built to take advantage of the new 8120 rpm shift point.
We will receive the cam by the end of this week and we will install it and report back. The expected price range will be $399-$420
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
Just a heads up on a new cam that we at M7 have been working on lately.
It will be a little hotter then the Schrick and it's built to take advantage of the new 8120 rpm shift point.
We will receive the cam by the end of this week and we will install it and report back. The expected price range will be $399-$420
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
I spoke with Randy re the "street" cam which is no longer produced. He said that the difference with what I have is a few HP at the very top and it is possible that I would lose torque below 5K (which I do NOT want to do) He feels the "race" cam idles a little rough compared to the "street" cam and if they still made it, the "street" is what he would recommend for a "street" car. His car runs on the track always between 5K and 7K and takes full advantage of the "race" cam that is in his car. I don't know anyone in Atlanta that has a race cam. Could someone post some audio....for me. I am still curious.....TIA.
If that cam is a little rough, I would hate to see what he thinks a car with a serious cam is like. I was excited when I got mine for the cam sound, but the idle hardly changed at all. The "race" cam is more than streetable. So streetable, I have a hard time calling it a "race" cam.
Originally Posted by SpiderX
He feels the "race" cam idles a little rough compared to the "street" cam
Originally Posted by motorsports3
If that cam is a little rough, I would hate to see what he thinks a car with a serious cam is like. I was excited when I got mine for the cam sound, but the idle hardly changed at all. The "race" cam is more than streetable. So streetable, I have a hard time calling it a "race" cam.
M7 hurry up for our sake:impatient
Originally Posted by dufrinr
Schrick has cornered the market because they put out a good, proven quality product. And as I see it Schrick has set the standard. So anything else would be "a copycat".
Schrick makes a great cam, but saying or inferring that it "is" the only choice is ignorant.
I would not bring in a new product to M7 unless I felt that it's the best possible product we could offer. And if I could not add something special to the mix (like better performance) I wouldn’t even consider it.
I would think that M7 bringing in a new cam would make you feel great IE. Allowing you to make a choice that will benefit you, and the ultimate goal....
A car that kicks a**
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
M7....didn't wanna start a gripe session.....but Schrick has been doing cams for Mini since production and has in fact set the standard. And also Schrick is partnered with Kelleners which also puts out a good quality stage III/IV kit for Mini. Yes, you are an alternative which is cool too. At least Mini owners have a choice. For aftermarket build I researched and went with the best as far as long gevity in the market, reputation, and HP gains vs the $$$ spent. But as with anything....what you decide to do to your Mini is your own business. To each their own. It all comes down to your budget, preferences, and expecatitions.
for a naturally aspirated car, a race cam runs lumpy at idle because they increase the overlap, done so more air/gas can get in the combustion chamber when revving up and the air is moving faster. with a forced induction motor, increased ovelap is not so desireable as it leads to blowing fuel right out the exhaust. Instead, valve lift is optimized with a much less radical overlap.
the rule of thumb is you don't see as much improvement changing cams with a blown engine and if you do change them, the idle won't typically be sacrificed
the rule of thumb is you don't see as much improvement changing cams with a blown engine and if you do change them, the idle won't typically be sacrificed
Originally Posted by jlm
for a naturally aspirated car, a race cam runs lumpy at idle because they increase the overlap, done so more air/gas can get in the combustion chamber when revving up and the air is moving faster. with a forced induction motor, increased ovelap is not so desireable as it leads to blowing fuel right out the exhaust. Instead, valve lift is optimized with a much less radical overlap.
the rule of thumb is you don't see as much improvement changing cams with a blown engine and if you do change them, the idle won't typically be sacrificed
the rule of thumb is you don't see as much improvement changing cams with a blown engine and if you do change them, the idle won't typically be sacrificed
Originally Posted by M7
Sorry Dufrinr, but you are wrong.....
Schrick makes a great cam, but saying or inferring that it "is" the only choice is ignorant.
I would not bring in a new product to M7 unless I felt that it's the best possible product we could offer. And if I could not add something special to the mix (like better performance) I wouldn’t even consider it.
I would think that M7 bringing in a new cam would make you feel great IE. Allowing you to make a choice that will benefit you, and the ultimate goal....
A car that kicks a**
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
Schrick makes a great cam, but saying or inferring that it "is" the only choice is ignorant.
I would not bring in a new product to M7 unless I felt that it's the best possible product we could offer. And if I could not add something special to the mix (like better performance) I wouldn’t even consider it.
I would think that M7 bringing in a new cam would make you feel great IE. Allowing you to make a choice that will benefit you, and the ultimate goal....
A car that kicks a**
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
That has been proven with products like the plasma booster...
Originally Posted by M7
I would not bring in a new product to M7 unless I felt that it's the best possible product we could offer.
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
peter
Team M7
562-608-8123
Originally Posted by motorsports3
That has been proven with products like the plasma booster...

link, in case you'd still be inclined not to believe: http://new.minimania.com/web/Item/NM.../InvDetail.cfm
I agree with that!
I know I was joking about the plasma booster, I am not sure if others are.
I know I was joking about the plasma booster, I am not sure if others are.
Originally Posted by jlm
you have to go to an expert for the cam advice; NA, turbo and SC are all different with differing requirements.
you are kidding about the plasma booster, right?
you are kidding about the plasma booster, right?
Originally Posted by jlm
you have to go to an expert for the cam advice; NA, turbo and SC are all different with differing requirements.
you are kidding about the plasma booster, right?
you are kidding about the plasma booster, right?
do a search on plasma booster...try this for example;
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...plasma+booster
do your homework, the posts go way back, then start choosing sides.
by the way, you probably meant "provenance", place of origin. Not the correct word, however. try "authority." I've been to Providence, though, and isn't God provident?
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...plasma+booster
do your homework, the posts go way back, then start choosing sides.
by the way, you probably meant "provenance", place of origin. Not the correct word, however. try "authority." I've been to Providence, though, and isn't God provident?


