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07-30-2006, 05:20 PM

LIL D

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roller rockers and cams

i am looking at possibly choices for roller rockers and cam. i am thinking of using 1.7 rr but heard that there where some issues with clearance using specific cams. if anybody has any good suggestions let me know. how much can the stock cam support i am only looking to run about 300-350 hp

07-30-2006, 07:09 PM

88stangaruu

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RE: roller rockers and cams

Dont worry yourself with 1.7's. Just call Isky cams or Comp cams, they're about the best, and have them grind you a custom cam and just run some 1.6's. Custom cams are tailored specifically to your set up and needs. Its the only way to fly.

07-30-2006, 07:14 PM

Goosepoop302

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RE: roller rockers and cams

are they more expensive than most off the shelfs?

07-30-2006, 07:25 PM

mrbigshot

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RE: roller rockers and cams

yes, but sometimes the added gain is worth it. comp cams have alway been great to me and other in the past, there tech line is free. its open mon-friday 7am/8pm cen CAM HELPÂ®
1-800-999-0853. make shure you know the vechicles weight, transmission type, rear gearing and engine mods.

07-30-2006, 07:27 PM

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RE: roller rockers and cams

Cam help is great but you don't need a new cam to run 300hp

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yes, but sometimes the added gain is worth it. comp cams have alway been great to me and other in the past, there tech line is free. its open mon-friday 7am/8pm cen CAM HELPÂ®
1-800-999-0853. make shure you know the vechicles weight, transmission type, rear gearing and engine mods.