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kelford 294/292, GSC S3 or buschur bf272

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You will likely have exceeded the powerband/VE of your setup with that turbo so you won't need to shift at 10k+ rpm. With some dialed in 280 or Gsc S2 cams you will likely have a better matched camshaft for the powerband you will have on a 2.0L with that turbo. Depending on the A/R of the bolt on exhaust housing you may also encounter some seriously high back pressure ratios above 26-30psi and will lose efficiency as well. Also, you can get away with a quality single valve spring on a 272 or 280 cam setup. You will definitely want adjustable cam gears since you can tweek the cam timing to make a bit more high rpm powerband.
 
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