Performance Cams

[OneHotLexus]

I was wandering if anybody in here has added performance cams to their SC300. I did a search in this forum but nothing came up, so I was wandering if anybody has had any experience with performance cams and if there were any performance gains?

Thanks

[Calvin L]

im not sure, but i doubt there would be any power gains. maybe if you slapped on a turbo. you will start to feel more power coming from performance cam gears. but hey if you have the cash, ALMOST any aftermarket part is a good idea

[UCF3]

I personally haven't seen any performance cams, but there are some cams for Toyota Supras--unknown engine. You check with Nopi or Stillen to see if there are any listed.

Have you looked through our " Performance Parts AND Frequently Asked Question" thread pinned above?

[bean_8044]

there was some link in one of the pinned messages that went to a N/A Supra performance place and they might have the cams for the 2jzge. the 2jzgte cams probably wouldnt work but thats my guess

[jzz30]

yes your right turbo cams dont work to well with na motors

[UCF3]

Well since there are Cams available for the GE Engine, Dave's NA-site sounds like a good place start.

[Calvin L]

you might want to try www.nonturbo.com in their engines section. take a look at the titan adjustable cam gears. it says it works for Supra TT, N/A and the IS300. it should be compatible with the SC300. but i still dont really suggest it unless you are going turbo. but thats just me :whistles:

[AWJ]

264 and up cams are available but are usually custom regrind. The only motors I've seen with worked cams were turbo. There are a few NA worked cammed motors around though. Not sure what lift and duration would be better though.

[southernsc300]

i have only seen 2 brand name cam gears for the 2jzge engine. one is by unorthadox racing (good company), and another by titan (claims to be as good as unorthadox at 1/2 the price) i believe the unorthadox cams claim 10-15hp which i can believe, anything that is replace with a lighter material in your engine may not gain horsepower, but it can certainly free some up. just like a aluminum flywheel can free up around 10hp