Good cam for GT-40ps?
11-23-2007, 01:28 PM
#14
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RE: Good cam for GT-40ps?
well, this is just me... but i wouldnt buy a used cam...yea their roller, etc etc... still, PERSONALLY i wouldnt buy a used cam
trust me my entire car is a budget build, some things i went new with tho, are struts and cam/lifters.
trust me my entire car is a budget build, some things i went new with tho, are struts and cam/lifters.
11-23-2007, 01:59 PM
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RE: Good cam for GT-40ps?
I'd like to stay away from letter cams and the TFS stage one.
I've been thinking about the steeda #19. how would that work with the p's??
also, hamutoff, do you think that comp cam you mentioned would create drivability problems for an SN? I see it has a 114 degree LSA..
I've been thinking about the steeda #19. how would that work with the p's??
also, hamutoff, do you think that comp cam you mentioned would create drivability problems for an SN? I see it has a 114 degree LSA..
11-23-2007, 02:30 PM
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RE: Good cam for GT-40ps?
ORIGINAL: XPBaller
I'd like to stay away from letter cams and the TFS stage one.
I've been thinking about the steeda #19. how would that work with the p's??
also, hamutoff, do you think that comp cam you mentioned would create drivability problems for an SN? I see it has a 114 degree LSA..
I'd like to stay away from letter cams and the TFS stage one.
I've been thinking about the steeda #19. how would that work with the p's??
also, hamutoff, do you think that comp cam you mentioned would create drivability problems for an SN? I see it has a 114 degree LSA..
114 lca is definitely on the wide side of 5.0 cams, that with the shorter duration makes the comp cam a good idea for a plug and play operation I believe you are looking for. If you are looking for used cam to save $$ I doubt you have budgeted yourself for a nice tune asap. Like was said you can tune it to work with many things but as the stock and 119 you can 95% plug and play the cam Ive brought up, It gives very high vaccum signals and has little overlap and a wide LCA all things you are looking for in your sn95 stock comp, good luck
11-23-2007, 03:04 PM
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RE: Good cam for GT-40ps?
ORIGINAL: Hamutoff
yes the alphabet cams are antiquated, I believe that other cams exist that surpass all categories of said alphabet cams, after all they were made a while ago now
114 lca is definitely on the wide side of 5.0 cams, that with the shorter duration makes the comp cam a good idea for a plug and play operation I believe you are looking for. If you are looking for used cam to save $$ I doubt you have budgeted yourself for a nice tune asap. Like was said you can tune it to work with many things but as the stock and 119 you can 95% plug and play the cam Ive brought up, It gives very high vaccum signals and has little overlap and a wide LCA all things you are looking for in your sn95 stock comp, good luck
ORIGINAL: XPBaller
I'd like to stay away from letter cams and the TFS stage one.
I've been thinking about the steeda #19. how would that work with the p's??
also, hamutoff, do you think that comp cam you mentioned would create drivability problems for an SN? I see it has a 114 degree LSA..
I'd like to stay away from letter cams and the TFS stage one.
I've been thinking about the steeda #19. how would that work with the p's??
also, hamutoff, do you think that comp cam you mentioned would create drivability problems for an SN? I see it has a 114 degree LSA..
114 lca is definitely on the wide side of 5.0 cams, that with the shorter duration makes the comp cam a good idea for a plug and play operation I believe you are looking for. If you are looking for used cam to save $$ I doubt you have budgeted yourself for a nice tune asap. Like was said you can tune it to work with many things but as the stock and 119 you can 95% plug and play the cam Ive brought up, It gives very high vaccum signals and has little overlap and a wide LCA all things you are looking for in your sn95 stock comp, good luck
11-23-2007, 03:04 PM
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RE: Good cam for GT-40ps?
ORIGINAL: XPBaller
200$, seenem around for 100-150$ used. What exactly was the point you were making?
ORIGINAL: dimebag
ok now go check and tell me how much that steeda19 cam is new....
ok now go check and tell me how much that steeda19 cam is new....