I'm starting this thread because the other one is quite long.
This thread should only be posted in AFTER reading, RE-reading, and understanding the original thread (Click Here), or there are new cams to compare; and should be heavily moderated.
I'm continuing this from the end of the last thread with the specs of the Crower Stage 2 Turbo cam.
Here's a new cam to compare (taken directly off Exiles website): Stage 2 - Turbo Grind Grinds designed for use with forced unduction. Upgrading valve springs is highly recommended
They're not far off from the regular Crower Stage 2 specs, but the Turbo cams have 1* more duration on the intake side. These cams also have more lift and less overlap than the original Crower2, which will allow you to get all that boost in there without as much blowing through.
In my opinion, these Crower2-Turbo's are much more suited for a turbo application than the Crane 14's (turbo grind), Crower2's, or Crane10/12's.
The program (DeskTop Dyno2000) shows it to be a little less powerful than the Crower2's or Crane12's NA (which I believe is due to the less overlap):
Figuring in a turbo is strange with this program, but here's what I came up with:
Eventhough they show the same, I think on an actual dyno, the Crower2-Turbo will perform better.
+1* Intake Duration + More Lift + Less Overlap = Greater cylinder pressure when turbo'd.
~Luke Facebook 1969 Cougar - 11.91 - 380HP 2007 GSXR 750 1999 OZ - SOLD - 15.26 NA - 14.71 on 75 shot
