EC Carburetors

We now have THREE new camshafts in stock — built for the latest clone engines and modern performance setups.
These cams were engineered with one goal in mind: maximize usable power where it matters most.

Instead of chasing peak horsepower numbers alone, each cam increases area under the power and torque curve—especially at lower RPM—delivering stronger acceleration and improved response for lower clutch or CVT engagement speeds.

Every cam in the lineup is designed to increase torque, but with a different approach to where that torque hits in the RPM range. Because the reality is:
- Peak horsepower is largely dictated by airflow (head, carburetor, exhaust) and tuning
- Most Camshafts prioritize top-end numbers
- But that often comes at the cost of low-speed performance
And that’s exactly where many builds suffer—especially clutch and CVT setups engaging below 3000 RPM.
So we fixed that.

These cams are designed to restore and enhance low-end torque, allowing your combination to still achieve strong peak power—without sacrificing drivability. The result is a broader, more balanced powerband that performs across the entire RPM range.

Why three different cams?�Because no two setups are the same:
- Running a restrictive setup and need more top-end? We’ve got a cam for that
- High-flow build lacking torque? Covered
- Want the best all-around balance? We built that too
No matter your combination, there’s a cam designed to match your goals.

Learn more in our blog and product pages:�
Blog: https://www.eccarburetors.com/kart-racing-camshaft-honda-clone-reaper-banzai

Reaper: https://www.eccarburetors.com/tennessee-thunderstix-reaper-268-race-cam-predator-224

Reaper Jr: https://www.eccarburetors.com/reaper-jr-268-performance-camshaft-honda-clone-predator

Banzai II: https://www.eccarburetors.com/banzai-265-camshaft

Due to ongoing winter storms, EC Carburetors is temporarily unable to process or ship orders for the next few days, and possibly into next week. Power outages in the area, along with UPS and USPS service disruptions, are preventing package pickups.

Thank you for your understanding—we’ll keep you updated through our website and social media as the situation develops.