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Old 17 May 2020, 09:55 AM
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Hi everyone
I have a 2.35 stroker in my car but its got stock 2.5 fsti heads on it B25 ? which has stock wrx cams ? The motor has just ticked over the 50k millage mark and still going strong ,but im at the point where it will need a refresh sooner or later .
The heads have the usual single side avcs so im looking at buying Vernier pulleys for that and getting new slightly hotter cams when it eventually needs a rebuild the clutch is also bouncing a bit but has done very well as ive been running well over 450 brake for most of the 50k its covered , it also needs a 4 bar map sensor .

Hopefully this will all be fitted while the motor is out .
So which cam kit should I go for ?
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Originally Posted by lockheed
Hi everyone
I have a 2.35 stroker in my car but its got stock 2.5 fsti heads on it B25 ? which has stock wrx cams ? The motor has just ticked over the 50k millage mark and still going strong ,but im at the point where it will need a refresh sooner or later .
The heads have the usual single side avcs so im looking at buying Vernier pulleys for that and getting new slightly hotter cams when it eventually needs a rebuild the clutch is also bouncing a bit but has done very well as ive been running well over 450 brake for most of the 50k its covered , it also needs a 4 bar map sensor .

Hopefully this will all be fitted while the motor is out .
So which cam kit should I go for ?
How much power are you looking to run?The reason that i ask is i would not be looking at camshafts unless i was looking for 600bhp plus...but here's a few that i have used or friends of mine run in their Subarus :advanced automotive,RCM do their own camshafts,HKS camshafts are Nice,Cosworth do camshafts for Subaru they are very good but pricey,Kelford cams are quite good,I hope thats a start for you.SJ.
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Thanks , Im looking to break the 600 mark this year ,I suppose my main problem is to decipher which ones fit , the RCM ones clearly say which ones fit the single avcs as does kelford because the cam triggers are different ?
I don't want to go too lairy on the same note I don't want buy ones similar to the ones I already have , sorry if the question seems a bit basic . Im also looking to get the heads ported maybe CNC heads would be an option.
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Originally Posted by lockheed
Thanks , Im looking to break the 600 mark this year ,I suppose my main problem is to decipher which ones fit , the RCM ones clearly say which ones fit the single avcs as does kelford because the cam triggers are different ?
I don't want to go too lairy on the same note I don't want buy ones similar to the ones I already have , sorry if the question seems a bit basic . Im also looking to get the heads ported maybe CNC heads would be an option.
Yeah i understand matey my friend runs kelford cams 272/272 and his car pulls nice more responsive then mine but still with a powerful midrange and top end my car is a tad laggier in the beginning but my midrange and top end is more aggressive.SJ.
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I’m running Lateral LP05 cams which are 272/272. Smooth idle, responsive on the road and great on the track





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Old 17 May 2020, 02:31 PM
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Thanks Ian, i was talking to Mark about cams he organised the rest of my build but he has the memory of a gold fish, if i want anything from him sometimes i have to message every day.
But you reckon their worth waiting for?
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They work well on mine, ultimately depends on your intended usage. You could go a bit more lairy and get a bit extra top end but potentially at the compromise of spool and bottom end responsiveness.

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we have had very good results with RCM variants and they are very cost effective also..............
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