camshafts
#1
camshafts
i have a stock 89 mustang and i want to drop a cam into it is that possible or do i need new heads internals all that stuff. i want this trickflo track heat cam http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
can i just install it and what do i need to have it work properly
can i just install it and what do i need to have it work properly
#3
RE: camshafts
If you are doing the cam then you might as well do the heads and intake because it all has to come off to access the cam. Well the heads dont technically have to come off most people do since most do hci swaps at the same time. You will most likely see a decrease in performance putting a cam in a stock motor.
#5
RE: camshafts
ORIGINAL: Blck92GT
If you are doing the cam then you might as well do the heads and intake because it all has to come off to access the cam. Well the heads dont technically have to come off most people do since most do hci swaps at the same time. You will most likely see a decrease in performance putting a cam in a stock motor.
If you are doing the cam then you might as well do the heads and intake because it all has to come off to access the cam. Well the heads dont technically have to come off most people do since most do hci swaps at the same time. You will most likely see a decrease in performance putting a cam in a stock motor.
uuummmm.... no you dont lose performance you gain
#6
RE: camshafts
ORIGINAL: gizim_1132
You should just be able to put it in but heads and a intake would compliment that cam alot but you will have to change your valve springs to stonger springs
You should just be able to put it in but heads and a intake would compliment that cam alot but you will have to change your valve springs to stonger springs