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 Post subject: 266 / 276 KENT Megadyne
PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 7:49 pm 
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Which would be better for a 998 with 45dcoe.

The KENT 266 or 276 megadyne (i think 286 would be a bit much!)
Or even a 731?

Has anyone got something to say about any of these cams.
Still trying to pick the "right" one for my motor.


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I have a 286-ish grind in my 1275, and with a Vizard ported head it was really smooth - would be the same story for a 998, the head and cam really are a matched set for any motor, if you do one, do the other

with all the talk of RE-13's I thought you'd have caught that bug - :?:


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Nope i'm not convinced with this RE-13.
Its kinda like the Honda brakes.
Just doesnt appeal. :lol:


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I've had a Camtech VP3 which was between the 266/276, and a 731. Trust me, the RE-13 would kill both the 266 and 731. The 276... probably kill it too.. :lol:

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isn't the fact that everyone in sydney raves about them, and people like minicranks in NZ are getting them enough to give one a shot?

I think I'll give one a go when I rebuild my S motor next year

do you have a copy of Vizard (the yellow one)? decide what you're gonna do with your head, and it'll help you work out a cam. Like I said, if you're gonna leave the head stock, don't go too far with the cam cos it won't be able to breathe


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you know you want it , will...

i'm yet to hear a bad report on it...

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drmini in aust wrote:
I've had a Camtech VP3 which was between the 266/276, and a 731. Trust me, the RE-13 would kill both the 266 and 731. The 276... probably kill it too.. :lol:


Kev, do you have the angles, lifts and durations of the re-13, I'd like to compare with mine...


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Is willy convinced yet?


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Hmmmm,......... bah fck it!
I'll represent for GR in Adelaide with the RE-13 :lol:

Whats the price on the grind? :roll:

Edit: whats the lumpiness like with this one versus the 731?


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willy wrote:
Hmmmm,......... bah fck it!
I'll represent for GR in Adelaide with the RE-13 :lol:

Whats the price on the grind? :roll:

Edit: whats the lumpiness like with this one versus the 731?

If you express post a `stock' cam to Graham Russell he'll regrind it and send back.
I think it costs U around $160 incl return post. Ring him & ask.
I'll PM U details.

It's similar idle to 731, but that's where similarity ends. 8)

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drmini in aust wrote:
It's similar idle to 731, but that's where similarity ends. 8)


Yep, know what ya mean.
Cheers for your ever helpful advice Kev.
Much appreciated :)


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Well Gilly, i think willy is covinced.

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Stuwey_LS wrote:
Well Gilly, i think willy is covinced.


and I'll take my referral fee ;)


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good boy, bill :)

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I am rebuilding an engine at the moment as well. What advantage does the RE13 grind give you over a standard cam? do you have to buy special followers etc?

Help me out - I was just going to put the standard cam back in!


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