Cam install - advantages/disadvantages?
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Cam install - advantages/disadvantages?
toying with the idea of getting some cams installed so i wanted to probe you guys for your thoughts...
i dont know anything about them other than that you are expensive and give you more of a lopey exhaust sound so any info you guys can provide will be helpful....
i dont know anything about them other than that you are expensive and give you more of a lopey exhaust sound so any info you guys can provide will be helpful....
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I got them for the sound and I picked up an extra 30 rwhp. Here is the sound clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S7GfbipgsY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S7GfbipgsY
#5
Read up on all the issues with idling. Many people have reported the car struggling to find an idle speed and really roughy running at low rpm and daily-driving type starts from a dead stop.
I'd love to have a cam too. But I've been scared away from it based on the number of people having issues. Apparently they're hard to tune.
Eventually, I'm sure I'll get a cam once people figure out how to tune them.
I'd love to have a cam too. But I've been scared away from it based on the number of people having issues. Apparently they're hard to tune.
Eventually, I'm sure I'll get a cam once people figure out how to tune them.
#6
You will be modifying your torque curve. Our stock variable timed cam tries to give us a nice torque curve through both low and high rpm. Peak RWHP is not as important as area under the curve, a lot is going to have to do with what goal you have for the car, like hammeron said. Aggressive cam usually mean less street ability.
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