Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: Drag Heads
YFZCentral > :::YFZCentral Advertisers::: > TTM Racing
TTMRACING
going to be building a +1mm and a stock valve drag heads. both heads will have brass guides and seats. if interested contact me for a price.

also have one mx head all ready here and a bunch of stock heads. if you are in need of any type of head pm me. also i do take trade for these heads as long as the head is a good non ported head.
Terse
Are the valve guides shortened too?
TTMRACING
QUOTE(tersejr @ Jul 12 2008, 09:46 PM) [snapback]688787[/snapback]
Are the valve guides shortened too?


yup if you would like i could take a pic of mine and post it here but the pic will have to go threw the carb as it is installed and running
Terse
No need for the pic. I was just wondering, as there are some large lift cams out now for the yfz that need shortened guides.

Thanks.
TTMRACING
QUOTE(tersejr @ Jul 12 2008, 10:01 PM) [snapback]688791[/snapback]
No need for the pic. I was just wondering, as there are some large lift cams out now for the yfz that need shortened guides.

Thanks.


can i ask you why you would run a ultra high lift cam. the cam is only at high lift for 1 degree. we like to run a mild lift and have found this to be the best for us and our heads and thats why are cams are custom made.
Terse
QUOTE(TTMRACING @ Jul 12 2008, 08:35 PM) [snapback]688807[/snapback]
can i ask you why you would run a ultra high lift cam. the cam is only at high lift for 1 degree. we like to run a mild lift and have found this to be the best for us and our heads and thats why are cams are custom made.



Actually I personally do not run ultra high lift cams, but some people do. Right now I have a set of 187+2.5's in my 522cc and they do great. But I am about to redo the whole motor... different crank, piston (same 100mm bore though), cams, head, intake, etc. etc.

I really only asked so that people reading would know if that was available.

I personally believe yfz 5 valve design works better in the before peak lift and after peak lift areas, and that is where I concentrate my power to be at.
TTMRACING
QUOTE(tersejr @ Jul 13 2008, 01:28 AM) [snapback]688832[/snapback]
Actually I personally do not run ultra high lift cams, but some people do. Right now I have a set of 187+2.5's in my 522cc and they do great. But I am about to redo the whole motor... different crank, piston (same 100mm bore though), cams, head, intake, etc. etc.

I really only asked so that people reading would know if that was available.

I personally believe yfz 5 valve design works better in the before peak lift and after peak lift areas, and that is where I concentrate my power to be at.



you should come work for us we think alike. also a long duration is easier on the valve train, as you arent slamin them open and shut so fast. webb has made us so really nice custom cams which really work well.
Terse
QUOTE(TTMRACING @ Jul 13 2008, 07:39 AM) [snapback]688858[/snapback]
you should come work for us we think alike. also a long duration is easier on the valve train, as you arent slamin them open and shut so fast. webb has made us so really nice custom cams which really work well.



Thanks icon_cool.gif

Do you sell these cams to customers or are they only for your motor builds?
TTMRACING
QUOTE(tersejr @ Jul 13 2008, 03:22 PM) [snapback]688922[/snapback]
Thanks icon_cool.gif

Do you sell these cams to customers or are they only for your motor builds?


i will sell them to customers. there 435 plus core
pw383426
Yfz heads don't flow very well in the "higher lift" areas as alot of other 4 valve heads... but they have a very strong mid lift flow
TTMRACING
QUOTE(pw383426 @ Jul 14 2008, 05:08 PM) [snapback]689235[/snapback]
Yfz heads don't flow very well in the "higher lift" areas as alot of other 4 valve heads... but they have a very strong mid lift flow


some people let them huge lift cams and i agree that longer duration is better.
TTMRACING
HEADS ARE GONE
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
Invision Power Board © 2001-2010 Invision Power Services, Inc.