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PostPosted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 8:30 pm 
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how much difference between kent286 and re13


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Ring Graham Russell and ask him.

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RE13 gives more power than a 286 IMO, it's better in traffic too.
I love my RE282 better than both, but sadly these are now NLA. :cry:

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drmini in aust wrote:
I love my RE282 better than both, but sadly these are now NLA. :cry:


why??

Cant you just provide him a cam and he grind it to that specification??

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:35 pm 
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He,s right if you get the specifications a good cam grinder can give you the cam you want for less than $150. If you buy one "off the shelf" it will cost you $400+. I had a look at the Kent Cams website and the MD274SP looks like a great grind for a 1098, nice wide powerband. 8)

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drmini in aust wrote:
RE13 gives more power than a 286 IMO, it's better in traffic too.
I love my RE282 better than both, but sadly these are now NLA. :cry:


You have hidden the blank so no-one else can get one havn't you Kev !

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matt850 wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
RE13 gives more power than a 286 IMO, it's better in traffic too.
I love my RE282 better than both, but sadly these are now NLA. :cry:


You have hidden the blank so no-one else can get one havn't you Kev !

Sadly, the 282 cam grind master got lost a year or so ago when sent to Melbourne for hardening. It has never been found.
Cost to get another master generated in USA is now prohibitive.
If a fresly ground 282 cam existed, a master could be made from it- however, accuracy would not be as good as a new master.
Only about 4 of these 282 cams were made- 3 are in use and one was trashed when a motor blew.

However, Graham has further developed the RE13 since- if you want a little more top end than the standard RE13, he can oblige. :wink:

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drmini in aust wrote:

I love my RE282 better than both, but sadly these are now NLA. :cry


Only about 4 of these 282 cams were made- 3 are in use and one was trashed when a motor blew.



Whose motor blew? Was that Jai's one? Or has willy lived up to all expectations :(

I know its not mine and its not yours :wink:

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Mine hasn't had the chance to have anything go wrong! :oops:
Since the drags in October it has been sitting in the shed... The body shell is STILL at the paint shop.

Mick, what torque is yours making?


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Mick, yeah it was Jai- apparently he lent the car to someone and they blew the motor up comprehensively. He was "Not Happy, Jan".
Jai posted pics here of the blowup at the time, but I dunno where the thread is. :wink:

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drmini in aust wrote:
Mick, yeah it was Jai- apparently he lent the car to someone and they blew the motor up comprehensively. He was "Not Happy, Jan".
Jai posted pics here of the blowup at the time, but I dunno where the thread is. :wink:

You mean this one :shock:
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Yep, nice job there, ay. :lol:
Wonder what crank it was, I can't see the part numbers...

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minicranks wrote:
Kev the crank is an A+ rolled radius crank that was crack tested (electromagnetically), Big journal and std std bearings. all new down stairs.

But as luck would have i have his car so i have some ransom to hold onto, but it was the only south african block in the country, it was also an A+ gear box with the 3bolt main shaft bearing and larger idler gear.

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Thanks for that.
This has to be the best busted crank and block job I've seen (and I've seen a few...) :lol:

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Looks like the crank wanted to look after the oil filter... :shock:
Damn! But hey! Looks quite fixble, compared to this:

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