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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: rajveer.sandhu on 28 April 2011, 19:39:33

Title: 3.0 Cams vs 3.2 Cams
Post by: rajveer.sandhu on 28 April 2011, 19:39:33

If I wanted to up the power in my Omega, I am told that I can replace my 3.0 Intake Cams with 3.0 Exhaust Cams in my 3.0 Engine.
Would having 2x 3.0 Exhaust Cams in the engine produce more power or
 having 2x 3.2 Exhaust Cams in the engine (rather than the standard 1x Exhaust Cam and 1x Intake Cams)

Raj

Title: Re: 3.0 Cams vs 3.2 Cams
Post by: TheBoy on 28 April 2011, 20:43:51

doubt it

Title: Re: 3.0 Cams vs 3.2 Cams
Post by: Darth Loo-knee on 28 April 2011, 21:26:24

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If I wanted to up the power in my Omega, I am told that I can replace my 3.0 Intake Cams with 3.0 Exhaust Cams in my 3.0 Engine.
Would having 2x 3.0 Exhaust Cams in the engine produce more power or
 having 2x 3.2 Exhaust Cams in the engine (rather than the standard 1x Exhaust Cam and 1x Intake Cams)

Raj

Vauxhall spent millions developing these engines. . So you need to ask yourself, would Vauxhall not have put Exhaust Cams in all four places if it would have been better?  :-?

Title: Re: 3.0 Cams vs 3.2 Cams
Post by: albitz on 28 April 2011, 21:29:05

I have 2x 3.2 inlet and 2x 3.2 exhaust cams for a very reasonable price. You can put them on in any order you want. ;) :D ;D

Title: Re: 3.0 Cams vs 3.2 Cams
Post by: Andy B on 28 April 2011, 21:38:48

Quote

If I wanted to up the power in my Omega, I am told that I can replace my 3.0 Intake Cams with 3.0 Exhaust Cams in my 3.0 Engine.
Would having 2x 3.0 Exhaust Cams in the engine produce more power or
 having 2x 3.2 Exhaust Cams in the engine (rather than the standard 1x Exhaust Cam and 1x Intake Cams)

Raj

what you could do is ...........

sell your slow, lardy Omega & buy a fast(er) car!  ;) ;) ;)