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Selling my HKS v-cam step 1. Comes complete with cam, wiring, sensors. They normally don't come with cam gears or exhaust camshaft but this will :)

Perfect for gtss or 2530 turbos.

$4800

In adelaide

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The $2990 Otomoto kit is the bare bones though.

You still need the following:

-Exhaust cam upgrade to make it worthwhile (optional)

-RB25Neo intake cam phaser and solenoid, plus you need to mod the phaser.

-ECU or rpm controller to control the solenoid, wiring

-Mod your 26 front cover (ie cut hole) or remove to fit the longer cam gear phaser.

For an extra 1K or so can get the HKS goodness :P

Can you change a step 1 to step pro using the option parts from RHD Japan?

It might appeal to a wider buyer base if possble

I looked in this a lot last year. You can only go from step 1 to a 2. Couldn't see an option to go from 1 or 2 to a pro, unless it's changed?
  • 3 weeks later...

Do these things really make $4800 worth of difference to a car?

Legit curious

Sure does, v cam is better then the ottomoto kit.

V cam is completely variable where as the ottomoto is stepped

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