sd cam setup :)
02-24-2008, 10:16 PM
#21
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RE: sd cam setup :)
I didnt say you didnt know, what i said is that a popular grind nos cam isnt really gonna benefit him.quote]ORIGINAL: dimebag
i know verywell how cams worked... i can honestly say i did a few hours research on atleast 5 cams when picking mine out
we know what cam i have, and we also know its a little more risky as far as the idle in concerned... its very borderline. the suggested cam is a little safer, and alot less likly to have an idle problem.
with my cam i had to do some things with spring pressures, the map line, and some dumb little ****...
and thats not a bad list... but like i said earlier, some are missing
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ORIGINAL: ih8chevy
actually dime, dyno's on other pushrod motors like a bbf have shown that a popular grind nitrous cam doesnt have a real impact on a motor, na or w/ spray. why dont you just tell him the cam u picked out, sounds like a goodcam for what he wants.
actually dime, dyno's on other pushrod motors like a bbf have shown that a popular grind nitrous cam doesnt have a real impact on a motor, na or w/ spray. why dont you just tell him the cam u picked out, sounds like a goodcam for what he wants.
ORIGINAL: dimebag
awesome, your getting ripped off on the nitrous kit... new their like 500 bucks...
anyway, check out comp, they have a nitrous cam that would work well with SD
i know it has .512/.512 lift, a 114ish lsa, and the duration i cannot remember off the top of my head, check it out on summit, its their nitrous series cam... i was very close to buying this cam myself, and didnt because at the time it wasnt in stock.
awesome, your getting ripped off on the nitrous kit... new their like 500 bucks...
anyway, check out comp, they have a nitrous cam that would work well with SD
i know it has .512/.512 lift, a 114ish lsa, and the duration i cannot remember off the top of my head, check it out on summit, its their nitrous series cam... i was very close to buying this cam myself, and didnt because at the time it wasnt in stock.
we know what cam i have, and we also know its a little more risky as far as the idle in concerned... its very borderline. the suggested cam is a little safer, and alot less likly to have an idle problem.
with my cam i had to do some things with spring pressures, the map line, and some dumb little ****...
and thats not a bad list... but like i said earlier, some are missing
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02-24-2008, 10:19 PM
#23
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RE: sd cam setup :)
yes but do you see why i didnt just up and suggest my cam?
and btw.. that list, only the colored ones work, and one of the colors means its gonna take effort
we have this in our stickies too
and btw.. that list, only the colored ones work, and one of the colors means its gonna take effort
we have this in our stickies too
02-25-2008, 08:07 AM
#24
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RE: sd cam setup :)
there is a cam chart for sd on this forum site pimpinstang you bumped this old thread is where i found it . www.mustangforums.com/upfiles/55564/CC82EA517CB24229B, is the chart of cams and what they actually do and what works and what is borderline . and yeah you are getting jacked on the spray system compucar has a good set for around 500 , mine i got licky and got a zex kit for 200 used . hopefully that link works and will help ya out .
will it work good even after i install gt40 heads?
02-25-2008, 03:47 PM
#26
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RE: sd cam setup :)
yeah the 35-552-8 cam should work ok , you are going to get the recomended spring to right ?depending on how big of a lope that has it might affect your idle , as to a fluctuation in it not steady .how much spray are you gonna run .
