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Old 10-08-2009, 08:26 PM   #21
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Just do the trickflow heads, stage 2 cams, longtubes and full exhaust and gears and you'll have a really quick 2v mustang. Then if you want more power, you can do a built bottom end sometime and just transfer over all the goodies you added and up the cams and add a blower to put down some nasty numbers.
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Just do the trickflow heads, stage 2 cams, longtubes and full exhaust and gears and you'll have a really quick 2v mustang. Then if you want more power, you can do a built bottom end sometime and just transfer over all the goodies you added and up the cams and add a blower to put down some nasty numbers.
if youre going to drop the coin on trickflow heads, why would you not get the cams that are cut for those heads instead of stage 2s? makes no sense to me, at all...not even a little bit
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Old 10-08-2009, 08:50 PM   #23
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Well i meant like a stage 2 cam thats made for those heads because we cant just go put in some radical ass cam in there because of PTV clearance. I mean the only cams that are specifically made for them is the CMS stage 4 N/A cams and they are too aggressive for stock block.
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Old 10-14-2009, 09:38 PM   #24
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cams arent a waste...
When you're dropping that much coin on a mod that will maybe net you around 15 - 20 rwhp on an N/A motor - It just doesnt seem worth it. IMO, all that money can be put towards a big portion of that blower savings fund
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