FMS cams and stock heads
02-25-2004, 07:18 AM
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FMS cams and stock heads how many people are running them. most of my research shows people running there FMS cams with TEA heads which seems to be a bread and butter combo. im curious to see what there cams and stock heads are putting out since im looking to get a custom FMS grind with my stock heads.
02-25-2004, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by jrp
how many people are running them. most of my research shows people running there FMS cams with TEA heads which seems to be a bread and butter combo. im curious to see what there cams and stock heads are putting out since im looking to get a custom FMS grind with my stock heads.
Yo whats up bro.... I'm getting my FMS F4 cam very soon... I hope to have it installed by rapid motorsports by the middle of march, I'll try and get you dyno #'s then if you haven't found your answers...
02-25-2004, 03:10 PM
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Smallwood on here laid down 413 & 408, on stock heads. Most of the bolt ons. I belive it was a F10. I recently installed a F11 (sig) and am anxiously waiting for March 26th when Allan is flying into the ATL. to dyno tune my car along with 5-6 others that are running his cams. I know its a month away but if your still interested in the numbers I will be glad to let you know. 
02-25-2004, 07:10 PM
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I just installed an FM11 and I have stock heads. No numbers, but I know it feels like it pulls quite a bit harder throughout the entire band than my old TR224 114 did. Will be getting retuned and dynoed sometime later and will post the results.
02-25-2004, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by ss rally red
Smallwood on here laid down 413 & 408, on stock heads. Most of the bolt ons. I belive it was a F10. I recently installed a F11 (sig) and am anxiously waiting for March 26th when Allan is flying into the ATL. to dyno tune my car along with 5-6 others that are running his cams. I know its a month away but if your still interested in the numbers I will be glad to let you know.
. i have no doubt in my mind that my FMS will put down great numbers and perform how i'd like it to. just curious to see what the stock head guys are putting down. definately post up when that dyno day goes down. Trending Topics
02-25-2004, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by RyanJ
i think the first 10-second stock headed car was a futral cam (226/226 114). Can't remember his name but its the white z from La.
02-25-2004, 10:29 PM
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Can't go wrong with one of ALLANs cam for you stock headed LS1. Talk to him, tell him your goals, use of car and objectives and you will be all 
if you follow his recommendations! If and when i cam up my Z06 he is one of the first i will call!
if you follow his recommendations! If and when i cam up my Z06 he is one of the first i will call!
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Originally Posted by MTI 427 C5 Roadster
Can't go wrong with one of ALLANs cam for you stock headed LS1. Talk to him, tell him your goals, use of car and objectives and you will be all if you follow his recommendations! If and when i cam up my Z06 he is one of the first i will call!
if you follow his recommendations! If and when i cam up my Z06 he is one of the first i will call! 