intake cam question

sharkah · Oct 8, 2001

I found this message on a message board. I was looking for info on this "upgrade", basicaly I want to know what it does, is it a good idea and if so, what kind of benefits would I get from doing this. Also, is there a better option out there...I'm not necessarily worried about voiding the warranty but would like to keep it if possible. Here is the posting:

"There is a performance upgrade that will not void your warranty. If you have a
Hyunadi Mechanic, install the intake cam from the 1.8L Elantra motor, it is an
Hyundai part, installed by Hyundai service, so it's warrantied. The 1.8L cam
has 4mm more lift and I believe 10 degrees longer duration."

Thanks for your help.

scrtdrvr · Oct 8, 2001

I have heard the same as well, and as far as I can tell, if Hyundai does the work and it Hyundai parts, then it should be covered. Although, some dealerships don't mind what you do to your car as long as it is not causing the problem that you are having, excluding nitrous of course. But please don't consider my experience as a professional opinion.

4doorGL · Oct 8, 2001

Most dealerships will install it for you and be perfectly cool about it, but there's the few that won't.

You'd pretty much have to go down and talk to them about it and find out.

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Jonas666 · Oct 8, 2001

As for what it does...I've heard around 7WHP.

Funny thing is, my dealership is totally cool about my mods and stuff, but said they wouldn't install the cam for me.

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matthew · Oct 8, 2001

Come to my dealership they'er cool with anyhting, they thought my nitrous kit was cool, but my car is advertisment for them, so they should warranty it.

Random · Oct 11, 2001

Keep in mind that the dealership will NEVER KNOW you replaced the cam, unless they remove the cam to check it for specs. They don't have part numbers on them.

The 1.8L Elantra cam does NOT give 7 WHP. There are 25x degree cams that can't even claim that....

Leave it to Random to Needlessly complicate things.

^saint · Oct 11, 2001

Random, doesn't the cam out of the 1.8 tibby give you an added hp rating?? I know it is only top end hp, but remember the SE's were rated at 154hp. I think red has a full explination on this subject in the past.<img src=icon_smile_tongue.gif border=0 align=middle>

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Jonas666 · Oct 11, 2001

Well I don't see the point in getting this cam if it can't even claim 7HP on top end.

The cams from that shop in Toronto which are made in Germany give a dyno proven 15WHP.

I would just buy those.

2000 Red Tiburon SE /w Leather
17" TSW VX-1's /w Toyo Proxes FZ4
Custom CAI, Vibrant Exhaust, Underdrive Pulley
12" Kicker Competitions, Cobalt amps, MTX powered x-over, phoenix gold cap, clarion cd

Random · Oct 12, 2001

^Saint-

It was not the SE's, but the Korean Type-R and the UK only F2 Evolution that got 154 HP.

No one has gotten the specs on the Type-R or F2 Evo cams, so we do not know that they are the 1.8L elantra cam.

Both the F2 Evo and the Type-R get different exhaust and a different ECU mapping to make more HP.

I'm trying to get boogyman to get the Type-R cams. A Call to a UK Dealership parts deparment netted me one bit of information. The F2 Evos bumpsticks do not share part numbers with the tiburon or the elantra, they are a seperate part number, but they would not give me the specs on the cams. I just need someone who speaks korean to call a Hyundai dealership in korea to try and get the part numbers and specs for a Type-R tibby's cams....

Leave it to Random to Needlessly complicate things.

Jonas666 · Oct 12, 2001

I believe the intake cam is the same, however the exhaust cam is different (since we aren't changing it), and of course the ecu mapping is different.

Also, don't fall into the honda R game. It's not Type-R, it's R-type.

2000 Red Tiburon SE /w Leather
17" TSW VX-1's /w Toyo Proxes FZ4
Custom CAI, Vibrant Exhaust, Underdrive Pulley
12" Kicker Competitions, Cobalt amps, MTX powered x-over, phoenix gold cap, clarion cd

Random · Oct 12, 2001

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Also, don't fall into the honda R game. It's not Type-R, it's R-type.
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Then why do the offical Hyundai Stickers that shark Racing sell say 'Type-R'????

Leave it to Random to Needlessly complicate things.

Jonas666 · Oct 15, 2001

<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>Random:"Then why do the offical Hyundai Stickers that shark Racing sell say 'Type-R'????"<hr height=1 noshade id=quote></BLOCKQUOTE id=quote>

You should probably ask someone at sharkracing about that.

2000 Red Tiburon SE /w Leather
17" TSW VX-1's /w Toyo Proxes FZ4
Custom CAI, Vibrant Exhaust, Underdrive Pulley
12" Kicker Competitions, Cobalt amps, MTX powered x-over, phoenix gold cap, clarion cd

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