Question for guys that have worked on Cobra engines
11-11-2007, 08:04 PM
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RE: Question for guys that have worked on Cobra engines
goddamn it......
it will work fine. the cam is nothing insane, and you have keith blacks which undoubtedly have better valve reliefs than the stock pistons would have. assemble, fire it up, and tear *** down your driveway.
*sighs*
it will work fine. the cam is nothing insane, and you have keith blacks which undoubtedly have better valve reliefs than the stock pistons would have. assemble, fire it up, and tear *** down your driveway.
*sighs*
11-11-2007, 11:19 PM
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RE: Question for guys that have worked on Cobra engines
ORIGINAL: 91hatchgt
HAHA! Adder you crack me up sometimes. He just wants you to learn something.
Yes that cam will work, that is almost comparable to an E cam. The B cam would be 'larger' (.512 .512)and those work on stock forged pistons. I have the Keith Black pistons in my 331, and my cam is going to be much more agressive.
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
its probably not going to work
its probably not going to work
Yes that cam will work, that is almost comparable to an E cam. The B cam would be 'larger' (.512 .512)and those work on stock forged pistons. I have the Keith Black pistons in my 331, and my cam is going to be much more agressive.
thats like.. im spending all this time putting my **** together.. and its probably gonna blow up the first time I fire it up
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