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Tomei Poncams - RB20, RB25, RB26 & SR20

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Details: The Tomei Poncam camshafts are designed as a drop in replacement. No dialling in required as the knock-pin has been pre-set so that the cam timing it set for you. No valve spring upgrades are required and is the cheapest and best upgrade for street and track use..

Status: In-Stock on the Gold Coast for immediate pick-up/dispatch.

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*For specifications simply click the corresponding link above. Custom grinds are specially made by Tomei and feature a larger duration than the standard line-up however the same lift.

While stock lasts we are offering a pair of adjustable Tomei cam gears with the purchase of any RB20 or RB26 camshaft set for only $275.00

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Regardless of turbocharger, factory or after-market, you can expect to see solid increases in response and mid-to-high range torque. I sadly don't have any before and after dyno charts however results will be highly dependant on supporting mods, boost level, tune... They are definitely a worthy upgrade however remember bigger isn't always better select profiles to suit your application e.g. for an R34 25GT-t with a standard or HKS GT2530/2535 sized turbo I would suggest a set of Type As, a GT3071R/GT3076R, with higher boost levels, Type Bs and larger high-mount setups the custom grind.

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