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Old 02-02-2012, 10:38 PM   #41
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If Mr.RPM would actually produce a commander with a cam that makes 85 rwhp I would put my Jeff Ross cam on the shelve and gladly pay him Mr RPM. But until that happens I'm going with something I can actually see work.

I don't make cars, or UTV's, I make motor parts, so I won't be producing a Commander, BRP has already done that, I will however be making cams that work in the 1000, whatever it is in.

You have a Jeff Ross cam?? You mean a Web cam, since that's who everyone, but myself, uses. Jeff, like most others, just calls Web, has them put one of their antiquated cam lobes on a welded up stock core. Mine, however, are brand new SAE 8620 steel billet cams, not regrinds at all, and are my proprietary lobe design. Nothing special, just good old homework & dyno time. Best part is, mine aren't but $300 per pair, and they're new.
IF u know they work send me a pair...I got 300 dollars to spare..just like everything else I will share with the forum good or bad..I dont have any air flow or ecu issues anymore and my butterfly on the throttle body opens all the way.
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I'm developing parts for the new 1000's lately, here is my best run yet, working on drop-in cams. This motor has a HMF full exhaust, ran open, heads are stock, intake is stock, Tunemonster for tuning fuel & spark. There's more in it, this is just where I'm at so far. As ya'll can see, stock is/was around 64RWHP, peak, I'm at 85RWHP peak.
Here is what he said in another ATV forum. If the PC5 will work with these cams and get these kind of numbers, I'm all in! MrRpm, when do you think these will be ready?
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IF u know they work send me a pair...I got 300 dollars to spare..just like everything else I will share with the forum good or bad..I dont have any air flow or ecu issues anymore and my butterfly on the throttle body opens all the way.
Yes, they work, I've already posted the dyno sheet.

These are prototypes, you want some cams that will be obsolete in a few days? I'm still trying different grinds in search of the best setup, getting close, but still not there yet.
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OK it was stated that cutting off this pipe extension flush will help top end, thats cool.
Are there any noted adverse effects on the low or mid range ??
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I think he said if your machine is clutched right no
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IF u know they work send me a pair...I got 300 dollars to spare..just like everything else I will share with the forum good or bad..I dont have any air flow or ecu issues anymore and my butterfly on the throttle body opens all the way.
Yes, they work, I've already posted the dyno sheet.

These are prototypes, you want some cams that will be obsolete in a few days? I'm still trying different grinds in search of the best setup, getting close, but still not there yet.
For $300 a pair I would definitely like to try those cams cause at 20 Hp that is cheap.
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Im in for cams !!
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Does it really make the 5 HP difference or not.???
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