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cams that need a standalone will usually foul the pistons, so you'd most likely need to pocket them, by which time you may as well stick some forged ones in it.
Hi K-qaed - we'd recommend 5502428's for use with the stock remapped ECU. They represent the limits of the lift and duration that are achievable with the 172/182 before the ECU struggles to control the idle. Even so, you'll have a very quick Clio post install!
Is there something will give more than this 428?
What do I have change also?
You know since gonna change, why not go for the big one and thats it.
Which one can I go for, and what do I have to change?
Think about stand alone fuel management. You should see better results with same setup.
I run 421 cams, I've done it against every voice on this forum
I do not regret it still working on the project thou.
Idle is in fact the issue (1250rpm on standard ECU). no problem in day to day driving (that's what I was afraid most) but than again mine is ph1 with cable throttle.
My advice do not go past the 428 point Unless You're up to what's coming and only with SA ECU
To go for wilder cams that schrick or 428's you will need a stand alone aftermarket ECU as the standard management is not capaple of running the idle with them. This will cost around 1k. On top of that to get the most out of the cams you shoulod fit high compression pistons too £££
Better off sticking to the "drop straight in" cams and have the car mapped to suit
k qaed, by the time You'll finish setting up anything wilder that 428 You'll start looking for a turbo engine to swap Like in my case sweet megane r26 engine just waits till I gather around enough money