Has anyone put in a CNC X250RR 8.6 CAMSHAFT & LARGE DIAMETER ROLLER ROCKER kit in there Honda pcx150
STOCK motor
camshaft
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Re: camshaft
ME (also the yumi TB and bigger injector)... slightly better than stock, but worth it
maybe.
probably works better with a BBK... but Forza swap
now thats the ticket 

probably works better with a BBK... but Forza swap


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Re: camshaft
and there he isdasshreddar wrote:ME (also the yumi TB and bigger injector)... slightly better than stock, but worth itmaybe.
probably works better with a BBK... but Forza swapnow thats the ticket

Re: camshaft
Stock motor has too low static compression ratio for such a big cam like Yuminashi's.
I put one in a Vario 150 stock (which has the same engine as the new gen PCX150 LED).
Results are not too good. Went back to stock. Yuminashi cam will benefit a bigger engine + much higher compression ratio.
I put one in a Vario 150 stock (which has the same engine as the new gen PCX150 LED).
Results are not too good. Went back to stock. Yuminashi cam will benefit a bigger engine + much higher compression ratio.
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Re: camshaft
Has anyone tried a SP TAKEGAWA sport camshaft in the PCX 150 stock motor
Re: camshaft
My personal opinion is you should not try a racing cam in a stock motor with low compression (10.6).troy wrote:Has anyone tried a SP TAKEGAWA sport camshaft in the PCX 150 stock motor
The valves will never touch the piston, but performance wise I don't know.
Should be a good project to try.
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Re: camshaft
So, when replacing the cam, what else is being changed in the system along with it? Larger intake and exhaust as well as spark/fuel maps(calibration)?
Re: camshaft
Depends on how deep your pocket is and subsequently your overall setup.j.d.b. wrote:So, when replacing the cam, what else is being changed in the system along with it? Larger intake and exhaust as well as spark/fuel maps(calibration)?
Larger intake and exhaust should only be done when fitting a bigger piston.
Re-tuning the fuel map with a good fuel controller piggyback will be absolutely necessary.