cam size???????
#11
RE: cam size???????
ORIGINAL: ballzoutstang875.0
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
#12
RE: cam size???????
ORIGINAL: Grimace5.0
Have a back to back dyno sheet to support your claim? Any back to back track times to support your case? Or was this all "tested" by the butt dyno?
ORIGINAL: ballzoutstang875.0
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
#13
RE: cam size???????
ORIGINAL: JD1969
LOL I was going to say the same thing. I am sick of people who think their car is fast but have never been to the track.
ORIGINAL: Grimace5.0
Have a back to back dyno sheet to support your claim? Any back to back track times to support your case? Or was this all "tested" by the butt dyno?
ORIGINAL: ballzoutstang875.0
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
#14
RE: cam size???????
Well the only way that people learn is from trial and error, especially car guys, so if he wants to do it go ahead and let him. As for the crane cam swap, I also read it in the article and there were some very nice gains, if I remeber right it was 30hp and 20 ft/lbs of tq. So can someone that disagrees with the stock 5.0 motor with an aftermarket cam swap explain why 5.0 mustangs and fast fords is wrong? Or was it the dyno?
#15
RE: cam size???????
ORIGINAL: 1991_5.0_Convertible
Well the only way that people learn is from trial and error, especially car guys, so if he wants to do it go ahead and let him. As for the crane cam swap, I also read it in the article and there were some very nice gains, if I remeber right it was 30hp and 20 ft/lbs of tq. So can someone that disagrees with the stock 5.0 motor with an aftermarket cam swap explain why 5.0 mustangs and fast fords is wrong? Or was it the dyno?
Well the only way that people learn is from trial and error, especially car guys, so if he wants to do it go ahead and let him. As for the crane cam swap, I also read it in the article and there were some very nice gains, if I remeber right it was 30hp and 20 ft/lbs of tq. So can someone that disagrees with the stock 5.0 motor with an aftermarket cam swap explain why 5.0 mustangs and fast fords is wrong? Or was it the dyno?
It's his money and car, I really don't care what he does. It's not going to effect me in any way at all. I will offer you this, you can make a dyno say anything the customer wants it to say. Furthermore, do you believe everything you read in magazines? Did it ever occur to you that they get money from advertisers. Did it ever occur to you that if the advertisers sell more products then they will continue to advertise in the magazines (netting more money for the mag)? Does it surprise you when a advertisers product is the new "wonder" part of the month?
#16
RE: cam size???????
ORIGINAL: 1991_5.0_Convertible
Well the only way that people learn is from trial and error, especially car guys, so if he wants to do it go ahead and let him. As for the crane cam swap, I also read it in the article and there were some very nice gains, if I remeber right it was 30hp and 20 ft/lbs of tq. So can someone that disagrees with the stock 5.0 motor with an aftermarket cam swap explain why 5.0 mustangs and fast fords is wrong? Or was it the dyno?
Well the only way that people learn is from trial and error, especially car guys, so if he wants to do it go ahead and let him. As for the crane cam swap, I also read it in the article and there were some very nice gains, if I remeber right it was 30hp and 20 ft/lbs of tq. So can someone that disagrees with the stock 5.0 motor with an aftermarket cam swap explain why 5.0 mustangs and fast fords is wrong? Or was it the dyno?
#17
RE: cam size???????
I'll add even more of my time to this thread with this:
Nobody can recommend you a cam without knowing more about the car and engine componants.
Piston to valve clearance = you WILL have to measure, no taking the lazy way out on that one. And I can hear it now, so and so has the same engine and runs XXX cam with no issues. Is so and so's engine EXACTLY the same as yours? How does he know he doesn't have any issues? Because the valve hasn't broke thru the piston yet? Maybe he babies his junk and it never goes above 4,000RPM.
Nobody can recommend you a cam without knowing more about the car and engine componants.
Piston to valve clearance = you WILL have to measure, no taking the lazy way out on that one. And I can hear it now, so and so has the same engine and runs XXX cam with no issues. Is so and so's engine EXACTLY the same as yours? How does he know he doesn't have any issues? Because the valve hasn't broke thru the piston yet? Maybe he babies his junk and it never goes above 4,000RPM.
#18
RE: cam size???????
how are u gonna tell me that im lying? i do have timeslip sheets from the track. i went to Rockingham N.C and it is the 1/4! my best time was a 13.8@98. if ud like to see the slip in person, email me and find out. ********
#19
RE: cam size???????
ORIGINAL: ballzoutstang875.0
how are u gonna tell me that im lying? i do have timeslip sheets from the track. i went to Rockingham N.C and it is the 1/4! my best time was a 13.8@98. if ud like to see the slip in person, email me and find out. ********
how are u gonna tell me that im lying? i do have timeslip sheets from the track. i went to Rockingham N.C and it is the 1/4! my best time was a 13.8@98. if ud like to see the slip in person, email me and find out. ********
#20
RE: cam size???????
********? Now I'm going to be a *******. Remember, you brought this on yourself..
So you spent the money (about $180) on a new cam, plus injectors (about another $200) and you ran what? Oh here let me help you:
Big F'n deal. You could have ran that with the stock cam and spent the $400 elsewhere and went faster. LOL, silly rabbit
Originaly posted by ********:
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
I disagree with all of u guys! my last 5.0 was an '87 LX and I had a damn good setup. I did have a cam with stock heads. the comp cam xtreame energy with 224 duration. the only thing i did to the actual motor to help it was I put #24 injectors in it. everything ran fine. it had a motor rebuild only about 15k ago when i did it though, so everything was fresh. u dont need heads and manifold and all of that bull. just know how to tune it right and it shouldnt have any problems.
Originally posted by ********:
i went to Rockingham N.C and it is the 1/4! my best time was a 13.8@98
i went to Rockingham N.C and it is the 1/4! my best time was a 13.8@98
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