218 or 404 camshaft??
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The TVR cams are all special grinds from Kent cams, TVR may claim to use a Hybrid 218 ? which can mean anything, i.e loosly based on a 218, in reality they aren't the same as a 218 not even close, many cars have had the 218 fitted as an upgrade, I've never known TVR in recent years quote regular Kent numbers, unless they've changed this with the latest cars.
Tim
Tim
I presume my current Cam is a 218 but want to go for something which will provide a little more power as part of a upgrade package I'm doing in the next few weeks (Plenum, cam, chip etc). TVR Power recommend a 'TVR 377/21' as part of their package but I can't find anyone else who has ever heard of it ??? The others, recommended the 404 and 234. If anyone can provide comparitive benefits of each, I'd be most grateful.
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The TVR cams are all special grinds from Kent cams, TVR may claim to use a Hybrid 218 ? which can mean anything, i.e loosly based on a 218, in reality they aren't the same as a 218 not even close, many cars have had the 218 fitted as an upgrade, I've never known TVR in recent years quote regular Kent numbers, unless they've changed this with the latest cars.
Tim
When I (well Andy at APM on my behalf
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