Is 375-400 rwhp asking too much?
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RE: Is 375-400 rwhp asking too much?
IMO if your talking a single mod to do after getting blown for more power, a set of custom blower cams are the way to go. you can easily add 25+ WHP with the right set of cams, and still be completely streetable.
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RE: Is 375-400 rwhp asking too much?
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
IMO if your talking a single mod to do after getting blown for more power, a set of custom blower cams are the way to go. you can easily add 25+ WHP with the right set of cams, and still be completely streetable.
IMO if your talking a single mod to do after getting blown for more power, a set of custom blower cams are the way to go. you can easily add 25+ WHP with the right set of cams, and still be completely streetable.
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RE: Is 375-400 rwhp asking too much?
Cams are the best bang for the buck for N/A and for Blown. The stock cams are so mellow, it's like 4 Oxicottons and 12 pack of Corona on a Saturday afternoon, compared to any after market cams..
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RE: Is 375-400 rwhp asking too much?
ORIGINAL: sxynerd
Cams are the best bang for the buck for N/A and for Blown. The stock cams are so mellow, it's like 4 Oxicottons and 12 pack of Corona on a Saturday afternoon, compared to any after market cams..
Cams are the best bang for the buck for N/A and for Blown. The stock cams are so mellow, it's like 4 Oxicottons and 12 pack of Corona on a Saturday afternoon, compared to any after market cams..
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