what need to switch cam?
08-13-2004, 07:51 PM
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what need to switch cam? what need to switch cam? Besides a cam what else is needed, an how much power can u get out of a cam, an whats a good cam to run on the street an weekend racing, thanks
08-13-2004, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by 98redz28
what need to switch cam? Besides a cam what else is needed, an how much power can u get out of a cam, an whats a good cam to run on the street an weekend racing, thanks
I would suggest doing a lot of research before deciding though, b/c it all depends on your preferences.
Also, tell us more about your car.
08-13-2004, 09:35 PM
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my car has lid kn loudmouth its a a4 maf screen removed, its my daily driver, just looking to get a cool sounding idle an as much power gains as possible, how much money are we talking to do a cam swap plus timeing chain an oil pump an othe stuff thanks
08-14-2004, 10:55 AM
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headers first, IMO... otherwise you won't get the full effect of a lopey cam (sounds like that's what you want for the cool idle), and you won't get all the power it puts down. Either do the headers at the same time, or do the headers first...
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Definitely agreeing with Tranzor here. Need to get the headers to totally take advantage of the cam's power and lopey sound. You'll want to stick with a 113 or 114 LSA(Lobe Seperation Angle) because with an automatic you'll want to keep the drivability up. Also, if you don't have a stall, you'll have to get that as well otherwise driving her around will get a little more difficult.
