comp cams
02-05-2007, 08:55 PM
#2
5th Gear Member
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RE: comp cams
ebay 
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and if you do choose to go s/c, just get a blower cam (around the same price give or take a few dollars). Cuz it's just more money down the road to swap the cams if you know you're going s/c. I don't know about nitrous too much though... The best cams are definitely the custom grinded ones. I know ModularPowerHouse grinds the cams specific to your stang which I think is awesome
type in comp cams 262
and if you do choose to go s/c, just get a blower cam (around the same price give or take a few dollars). Cuz it's just more money down the road to swap the cams if you know you're going s/c. I don't know about nitrous too much though... The best cams are definitely the custom grinded ones. I know ModularPowerHouse grinds the cams specific to your stang which I think is awesome
02-05-2007, 09:00 PM
#3
Underboss
Join Date: Jan 2006
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RE: comp cams
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where is the best or cheapest place to get comp cams and if i get the stage 1s and someday go fi will they hurt my performance with the fi
where is the best or cheapest place to get comp cams and if i get the stage 1s and someday go fi will they hurt my performance with the fi
02-05-2007, 10:16 PM
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RE: comp cams
Comp cams come with 4 or 5 degrees advance timing ground in them, so if you dont degree them you can have ptv contact issues. VT cams don't. That being said, you should degree cams anyways so there really shouldnt be an issue.
02-05-2007, 10:23 PM
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