more opinions of this cam please
11-04-2006, 07:09 PM
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RE: more opinions of this cam please
No I sure havnt. And not just caring about sound and not performance. I have heard good things about this cam. But yes I admit I am doing it first instead of other mods that would be more benificial because I want that sound. But like I said I am doing heads, intake, throttle body and maf pretty soon after I get this installed.
11-05-2006, 03:13 PM
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RE: more opinions of this cam please
687 for that kit?..damn thats high...
with such a small lift cam why not just add some 1.7's and use 600 or so in some nice used aluminum heads?..if you don't need to smog a small daul pattern cam will do sooooo much more
with such a small lift cam why not just add some 1.7's and use 600 or so in some nice used aluminum heads?..if you don't need to smog a small daul pattern cam will do sooooo much more
11-06-2006, 06:20 AM
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RE: more opinions of this cam please
The cam has a decent lift but the duration (what makes the power) is kinda low on that cam. Plus like Samseed said you may want to consider going with a computer compatible cam. I bought the Steeda #19 but the Crane 2031 also fits the bill. There are probably more out there but those are just the two i know off the top of my head.
I dont think thats true.
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the lift on the stock cam is .444, anything above .500 will require notching
the lift on the stock cam is .444, anything above .500 will require notching
11-06-2006, 06:29 AM
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well im thinkin about doin the full h/c/i soon or possible at the same time. and then I will be gettin it dyno tuned anyway. Soooo I think it will all work out. shouldnt it? I am also gettin 70mm tb and 75mm maf..... Sounds like a good setup to me. what do yall think
11-06-2006, 06:35 AM
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also i wanted to ask, h/c/i tb and maf should problem be all done at the same time huh. I am not doing it, my mechanic is. Would it be way smarter to get all the parts and install all at once? Or what can be done at once and what can I wait for?????
11-06-2006, 10:52 AM
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RE: more opinions of this cam please
ORIGINAL: OnyxCobra
The cam has a decent lift but the duration (what makes the power) is kinda low on that cam. Plus like Samseed said you may want to consider going with a computer compatible cam. I bought the Steeda #19 but the Crane 2031 also fits the bill. There are probably more out there but those are just the two i know off the top of my head.
I dont think thats true.
The cam has a decent lift but the duration (what makes the power) is kinda low on that cam. Plus like Samseed said you may want to consider going with a computer compatible cam. I bought the Steeda #19 but the Crane 2031 also fits the bill. There are probably more out there but those are just the two i know off the top of my head.
ORIGINAL: mattdel
the lift on the stock cam is .444, anything above .500 will require notching
the lift on the stock cam is .444, anything above .500 will require notching
A close friend of mine has a 90 hatch, running a stock bottom end, 1.7 roller rockers and a B cam.... which is .510 lift