quick cam/spring question
my friend has an 01 gt with full intake, pulleys, stock exahust but with straight pipes, 3.73's and a diablo tune.
he's about to buy Comp Stg. 2 cams on ebay.
Does he HAVE to buy the titanium springs/retainers? i know that to take full advantage of the cams he needs to rev over 6k which isnt too good for the stock valvetrain but the install of the springs/retainers is like half of the cam install... so he wants to know will he be ok staying under 6k rpms.
Also, how mandatory is a tune after the cams, thanks.
he's about to buy Comp Stg. 2 cams on ebay.
Does he HAVE to buy the titanium springs/retainers? i know that to take full advantage of the cams he needs to rev over 6k which isnt too good for the stock valvetrain but the install of the springs/retainers is like half of the cam install... so he wants to know will he be ok staying under 6k rpms.
Also, how mandatory is a tune after the cams, thanks.
He will need valvesprings, but titanium retainers are not required. The stock steel retainers are perfectly fine for what he's doing.
He will need a tune with those cams, as it won't idle well without one and will surge.
He will need a tune with those cams, as it won't idle well without one and will surge.
ok upon tell HIM that, this was his reply:
(he's starting to sound ignorant, i know)
"But im not gonna be revving past 6000 rpm so why would i need the valvesprings if even stock to bolt-on cars can do 6200-300"
i guess he's looking for an explanation.
(he's starting to sound ignorant, i know)
"But im not gonna be revving past 6000 rpm so why would i need the valvesprings if even stock to bolt-on cars can do 6200-300"
i guess he's looking for an explanation.
The last thing he wants to do is drop a valve.
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