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Elmo370z 10-27-2015 07:41 AM

Ill be interested once some R&D was completes with these springs? I will also be interested in doing the 288 cam once an manifols comes out. Also i would want to do a full valvetrain upgrade.

Morfiy 10-27-2015 08:30 AM

Why do you guys need an upgraded valve springs for JUN cams? Valve springs are excluded from the set, apart from other motors Cam where they're included. It means that OEM valve springs will be capable to hold these cams.
I bought 288 JUN cams and I did asked them personaly- do I need any valve springs upgrade or other modification for these cams? For what I've got reply - No you don't

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Elmo370z 10-27-2015 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Morfiy (Post 3335840)
Why do you guys need an upgraded valve springs for JUN cams? Valve springs are excluded from the set, apart from other motors Cam where they're included. It means that OEM valve springs will be capable to hold these cams.
I bought 288 JUN cams and I did asked them personaly- do I need any valve springs upgrade or other modification for these cams? For what I've got reply - No you don't

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Im looking to eventually raise my redline to 9,000 rpms. Stock springs run out at around 8500 rpms, still at that point i don't want to be pushing my stock springs to the limit every time i track or do some spirited runs and eventually have to replace themselves, hence the term kill all the birds with one stone. If you plan to stay at a 7500 rpms redline no you don't need to replace anything, you're correct on that note, but someone on also asked about the durability of stock springs, and that all to be questioned, that came straight from the manufacturer. Some people like to push the evenlope, other are just contempt with what they got.

azza12311 10-27-2015 09:57 AM

I am keen as well to see if this works out.. I think in time there will be a few brands with upgraded valve springs. I got JUN cams as well 288

BBRSpeedWorks 10-27-2015 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Morfiy (Post 3335840)
Why do you guys need an upgraded valve springs for JUN cams? Valve springs are excluded from the set, apart from other motors Cam where they're included. It means that OEM valve springs will be capable to hold these cams.
I bought 288 JUN cams and I did asked them personaly- do I need any valve springs upgrade or other modification for these cams? For what I've got reply - No you don't

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The jun 288 must a very mild cam. the stock exhaust spring is smaller than what is in a honda. The intake side is pretty beffy but I believe that's because the vvel can up to a full 280 with 11.5 mm lift. If u ran anything above a 263 without spring ur just looking for a floating valve. I'll post pics in a min.

BBRSpeedWorks 10-27-2015 10:43 AM

Can u see the difference. http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...psa2vn4xyj.jpg[/URL] http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6zrpev1j.jpg[/URL]

Morfiy 10-27-2015 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by BBRSpeedWorks (Post 3335917)
The jun 288 must a very mild cam. the stock exhaust spring is smaller than what is in a honda. The intake side is pretty beffy but I believe that's because the vvel can up to a full 280 with 11.5 mm lift. If u ran anything above a 263 without spring ur just looking for a floating valve. I'll post pics in a min.

The VVEL is dealing with only intake cams is it? So exh cams are needless of tune or changeover unless like ELMO said you are going to raise RPM

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Morfiy 10-27-2015 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3335907)
Im looking to eventually raise my redline to 9,000 rpms. Stock springs run out at around 8500 rpms, still at that point i don't want to be pushing my stock springs to the limit every time i track or do some spirited runs and eventually have to replace themselves, hence the term kill all the birds with one stone. If you plan to stay at a 7500 rpms redline no you don't need to replace anything, you're correct on that note, but someone on also asked about the durability of stock springs, and that all to be questioned, that came straight from the manufacturer. Some people like to push the evenlope, other are just contempt with what they got.

I see, didn't know about you plans)
Good for you, because I got 7AT and there's no way I can raise my RPM to more than 8000
Will be installing my cams soon along with a bunch of other stuff.

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BBRSpeedWorks 10-27-2015 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Morfiy (Post 3336321)
The VVEL is dealing with only intake cams is it? So exh cams are needless of tune or changeover unless like ELMO said you are going to raise RPM

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Yes the vvel is dealing with the intake side...always tune always...as far as changeover I think your talking about springs. I would personally not and would not recommend to my customers to drop in a 288 cam with that small of a stock spring. Now jun said there good go for it. But i wouldn't do it my car any day of the week..that's all I'm saying..

Elmo370z 10-27-2015 08:01 PM

Ill keep my eyes peeled for this, it wont be until aometime.next year when ill have built heads and a dry sump hopefully

Morfiy 10-27-2015 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BBRSpeedWorks (Post 3336327)
Yes the vvel is dealing with the intake side...always tune always...as far as changeover I think your talking about springs. I would personally not and would not recommend to my customers to drop in a 288 cam with that small of a stock spring. Now jun said there good go for it. But i wouldn't do it my car any day of the week..that's all I'm saying..

Understand you intention, but as you know there only few companies making the springs (including you) so its kinda hard to find. Sure if the motor is going to be dropped theres a good chance to replace the springs either.
Are you selling these right now? )


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Morfiy 10-27-2015 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3336352)
Ill keep my eyes peeled for this, it wont be until aometime.next year when ill have built heads and a dry sump hopefully

Are you going to build it on VHR or HR heads?

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Elmo370z 10-28-2015 02:28 PM

VHR. If my heads go i have a second block already to go.

DOOMMONKEY777 10-30-2015 03:00 PM

Are there titanium valves for sale, to reduce reciprocating parasite?


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