UmX

Wats the chances of having pressed on gears.. I wanna do cams but not sure if i will have the pressed or the easy ones.. I have a 01 Gt..

masterofthepuppets99

i believe it all depends on whether your engine is a romeo or a windsor.

Sxynerd

windsors are press on

JayC

01 should have bolt-on gears.

UmX

oh how i could hope.. I wanna do hi-techs stage 2s, hoping for a nice sound, decent hp gain.. not sure wat kinda hp gain i will it.
http://hitechmotorsport.com/store/in...ducts_id=43789

almost worth it to buy the sprocket kit just incase..

also other main concern is the angle or degree i guess. Bc i have no idea how to do that.. Hell im going to try to install them with out knowing what to do.. By following a guide =/

Sxynerd

are you deaf? Do you have a windsor or romeo??


judging by your car domain pictures, you have a Romeo; you have bolt on cam gears.

UmX

Actually you cant be deaf when ur reading.
Obviously i dont know if i have a romeo or windsor i wouldnt have asked if i did..
And i went by wat jayc said..

Sxynerd

You should have just asked what you had. That would have been simple enough. But you do have a romeo.

windsors are 99-Mid 01 so you had a possibility it was.

The cam covers and single bolt tensioner is what gives it a way.


happy camming

UmX

ugh.. Ill prob just cut them out.. to shave time..
Do u know if the hi-techs have to be set like degree or can u just put them in..

Sxynerd

Factory cam gears are known for being up to 5* off. Does HiTech offer cam gears that are in spec with their cams? (I thought I remember reading they did.) Technically no, you don't have to degree your cams but I would consider it. Or at least get the their cam gears to.

You never know how far off the your cams will be if you try and install them straight up.