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I originally planned on going with VT Stage 2 Cams, but now some people are suggesting to go with Comp Cams because the power gains are better. Which would be better to go with? What is the equivalent to a VT Stage 2 from Comp?
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You have to flycut the piston with stage 2 comp cams. With stage 2 VT cams you dont. So if you're willing to do some piston work then yes the power gains will be slightly better
i've got a 96 gt and want to get patriot stage 2 head for a pi swap and wanted to get big cams but was told i cant cause of the piston to valve clearance. are you sure with the vt stage 2 cam i wouldnt have any problems? how much of a diffference is there between the two cams?
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No the stage 2 comp are only .550 lift i thought.Idont think uhave to doanything to make your comps. to fit.If your going for sound then vt all the way but on horsepower i wouldnt thinkthere much of a diff. in horsepower
No the stage 2 comp are only .550 lift i thought.Idont think uhave to doanything to make your comps. to fit.If your going for sound then vt all the way but on horsepower i wouldnt thinkthere much of a diff. in horsepower
What cams do you have in your car? Do you have and sound clips?
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