Cams
#1
Cams
Thinking about getting cams for my car. but i have no idea where to start, and was curious what you guys would suggest. Ill be staying N/A for a few years and will be sticking with just the basic bolt ons and eventually building up the internals over the next few years to prepare for the eventual F/I.
#4
Well since I have a 3v my opinion is kind of useless.
The 4v's don't have many options at this point. You're pretty much stuck with either comp, the Boss Cams, or a "custom" set from JPC or L&M.
With the 4v there are 3458347345 other things I would buy before cams man.
The 4v's don't have many options at this point. You're pretty much stuck with either comp, the Boss Cams, or a "custom" set from JPC or L&M.
With the 4v there are 3458347345 other things I would buy before cams man.
#5
Cams would be the absolute last thing I would do. And if you don't have the ability to install them yourself expect to spend at a minimum of $3,000-$3,500 with parts and labor. And that's probably being generous.
#7
I know a guy that will do a NSR cam install for $150. Granted, he's an outlier, but most places charge around $400 for an NSR install, not $1500.
I was referred to the guy that does a $150 install by a man with a nice setup who knows a good bit about cars himself, otherwise I would be skeptical.
I was referred to the guy that does a $150 install by a man with a nice setup who knows a good bit about cars himself, otherwise I would be skeptical.
#8
I know a guy that will do a NSR cam install for $150. Granted, he's an outlier, but most places charge around $400 for an NSR install, not $1500.
I was referred to the guy that does a $150 install by a man with a nice setup who knows a good bit about cars himself, otherwise I would be skeptical.
I was referred to the guy that does a $150 install by a man with a nice setup who knows a good bit about cars himself, otherwise I would be skeptical.
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