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JUN 272 cams

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Go to www.google.com and type in "buy JUN cams" and you will see who sells them. I'm curious why you are interested in them. The Crower stage 3's, the 414's, have 5* more duration on intake than HKS 272's and 3* more duration on the exhaust. Idle I am told is a bit rough but great power.
Even more daring would be to try the Crane cams for the 4G63. 224* in and 216* out with lifts of .444"/.424". Mark
 
valve guides have to be shortened when you go with those big crane cams. How bout go with something proven, FP3s, talk about a torque moster in the midrange with those square lobes. Holds the valve at peak lift longer.
 
I have the HKS 272's and they offer some low end power and keep pulling. I shift at 8350. I read the JUN cams are very expensive, idle poorly and make power up top only, from my google search. I would go with the Crower stage 3's, the 414's. mark
 
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