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garagelu · 04-17-2008, 10:14 PM

But do keep in mind that the BC stage 2 and the HKS step 2 are different specs. The HKS are 11.5 mm lift and the BC are 12 mm lift. I seriously doubt that .5 mm difference is going to make a huge difference but just something to think about. The only reason I got the BC cams is because I got a deal from a friend that I couldn't pass up.

I would like to buy higher end cams but being a college student doesn't help. Brian Crower stuff is good quality though. I used their springs and retainers for about 6-7 months so far with not one problem. And their cams seem to do the job.

Also make sure you have decent sized injectors. I was fine with 550cc before cams. After cams I am ok but I maxed them out. If I wanted to make any more power, I would have to upgrade.

04-17-2008, 10:14 PM	#5
garagelu Nissanaholic! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA Age: 40 Posts: 1,856 Trader Rating: (60)	But do keep in mind that the BC stage 2 and the HKS step 2 are different specs. The HKS are 11.5 mm lift and the BC are 12 mm lift. I seriously doubt that .5 mm difference is going to make a huge difference but just something to think about. The only reason I got the BC cams is because I got a deal from a friend that I couldn't pass up. I would like to buy higher end cams but being a college student doesn't help. Brian Crower stuff is good quality though. I used their springs and retainers for about 6-7 months so far with not one problem. And their cams seem to do the job. Also make sure you have decent sized injectors. I was fine with 550cc before cams. After cams I am ok but I maxed them out. If I wanted to make any more power, I would have to upgrade.