What cam should I get
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RE: What cam should I get
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
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RE: What cam should I get
ORIGINAL: 72MachOne99GT
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
#13
RE: What cam should I get
ORIGINAL: oxfordgt
Thats not true. A properly set up NA GT can beat a blown gt that someone dumped all of their money into the blower. I have beaten plenty of blown mustangs because they cant hook up and by the time they do I'm already 2-3 cars in front of them and they have to fight to catch me. Its all in how you build your car.
ORIGINAL: 72MachOne99GT
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
#14
RE: What cam should I get
ORIGINAL: ben790450
Dinitrogen monoxide actually lol
And i would normally say VT cams but try crower
ORIGINAL: sxynerd
I thought it was N20 lol
I thought it was N20 lol
And i would normally say VT cams but try crower
#16
RE: What cam should I get
ORIGINAL: 72MachOne99GT
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
If you're not planning on adding some sort of FI, then there's really no need to do cams in a DD car.
It just seems like it woudl be a bigger waste of money to try and stay N/A than to go FI at some point.
That's just my opinion. If you want a fast 2V, you almost HAVE to go FI with a blower or nitrous, if not, just do some bolt ons and call it a day.
Yes I plan on staying n/a Id just like to get this car around the low 13s high 12s
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