good setup
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good setup
ok i need everyones advice possible. this is the setup i am looking at. a 228R cam, with 1218 springs. its my DD in the summer, it has LT headers, lid, cut out, A4. im lookin for a good fun streetable cam, but yet will have that nice choppy cam sound to it. i also take it to the track once or twice a month. if you think a different cam would do the trick lett me know. thanks guys
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i plan on getting a stall, but since it is winter and this is a bigger project, i figure since im not driving it right now that ill do the cam swap during my auto class. plus i can get help with timing and stuff. does the setup make good power? and what size stall you have?
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that cam is gonna need imo at least a 3000 stall to have good drivability. i have a yank 3600. my numbers are in my sig. no track times yet but it runs like a beast!
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i will get a stall but like i said at the moment i want to get the harder of the 2 done first. does the cam got a mean cam sound? not like a dragster but... im sure u know what i mean
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the Torquer 2 seems to be a little bit to big of cam for a DD. correct me if im wrong. and if i were to get the Torquer 2 then it would be a good idea to get max 650 lift springs right?
#10
What I know torquer v.2 can be daily driver..I got a friend with a 6.0 and h/c has that cam drives everday with no problem but runs with a pi 3600 stall sounds really good I would recommend that cam!