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with the riva g trim super charger kit what year model cams is the ECU mapped for?

has any one tried different year model cams to see what if any difference it makes ?

what cam shaft mods work well with the riva ecu.

it seems that the inlet cam is the same through out the models and it is just the exhust cam that is different.

i have a riva built 06 sc ski it does not look like the cam gears have ever been off and repositioned.

i have a set of adjustable cam gears wich i am yet to fit but dont want to fit them if a set of 05 model( for example) cams is the way to go.
 
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The ECU is compatible with all year 15F's. We didn't find much difference from one year to the next in regard to switching cam for cam. What we did find to be beneficial is re-indexing the gears on the cams. I don't know the exact positioning, but will ask.


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Our head of r&d recommends setting the cam gears at 110 degrees (both).


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thanks RC.

has any one ever heard of people using zx12R bike cams.
could you use the riva endurance cams ?
i have heard of zx10r cams being used but the thrust locator is in a different position.and i dont think they will drop in.

also rc can i have an email adress for the best person to get a price on a RXPX , i have seen the listed price but also have some other requirements Thanks

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The 12R cams don't work with our SC Kit. Not even if you re-index them! I haven't heard of 10R cams being used. I'll check into that for you.

For a price on a RXP-X please click here and fill out the "Request a Quote". You can add notes for additional parts in the "Additional Accessories" or "Comments" fields.


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thanks
i cant see how 10r 's would work either as they are a different design cam all toghter
different type of mounting system all toghter
the locating position of the 10r cam is just behind the cam gear where the 15f's are in the middle of the cam

how about the riva endurance cams?
or are these 12R cams ?
 
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Originally posted by RIVA CREW:
Our head of r&d recommends setting the cam gears at 110 degrees (both).


so by that do you mean
rotate the engine to 110 deg ATDC
then set both cams to maximum lift( fully open) at this 110 ?
can you please elaborate a bit more
 
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Our Endurance Cams won't work either.

110 degrees ATDC. If you're uncertain as to the process of degreeing cams you should have someone with experience help you or have a reputable shop do the work. It's somewhat involved and requires first hand experience.


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I have the endurance cams and work with SC.
 
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Originally posted by RIVA CREW:
Our Endurance Cams won't work either.

110 degrees ATDC. If you're uncertain as to the process of degreeing cams you should have someone with experience help you or have a reputable shop do the work. It's somewhat involved and requires first hand experience.

thanks i have set cams up before.
can you ceck with the R&D guys that they mean 110 lobe centers becuase it does not make sense that you would set both cams to open at 110 atdc ( as i typoed above sorry i have made it harder for you to under stand me)

lobe centerlines- valve :For example, full intake lobe lift at 110 deg. ATDC. full exhaust lobe lift at 110 deg. BTDC

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I have the endurance cams and work with SC.


how does it go with the endurance cams in it?

i have heard that they are the same as the zx12R cams.
i will run some over the cam doctor in the next few weeks and find this out first hand
just waiting for my mate to have the cams out of his boat so i can do this
 
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It doesn't. Not even if you re-degee them. Yes, they're from the 12R.


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thanks mate saves my mate having to pull his cams out cheers.

i understand that cause the riva SC kit was not designed to run with these cams you can not endorse running these bike cams as you have never tested the tune of the ski and performance with these cams in it. that is fair enough
thanks for your help..
 
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Well riva sold me some racing cams, that i thought were endurance cams that work.
 
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rob is this on a super charged boat ???
i would think if you are runnning 12r cams you would have to change to a programable ecu
as looking at the 12r profile there is a big differece
and would have to remapp mixtures
i would be worried with the amount of overlap they have as you would be pushing boost in the inlet valve and straight back out the exhuast valve

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We do offer re-degreed cams for our SC Kit.


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We do offer re-degreed cams for our SC Kit.


i would say this is what you have rob
just re degreed stock cams.
 
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sorry to bring it up on the forum Rc but how long should it take for the rxpx quote i
e mailed mark shefield twice over a week ago and have also filled out a quote form as you have sugested on the 21st.
 
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In all honesty, you should have a reply by the next business day. I will check into it for you. Sorry for the delay.


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Yes this is in a SC boat before g trim SC and now H trim SC with diferent ECU
 
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