MTI R1 cam Vs TSP Magicstick
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MTI R1 cam Vs TSP Magicstick
I have an MTI R1 cam 232/236-575/578@112 in my Forged 347 motor with stage2 heads with 2.055'' 1.60 valves will TSP Magicstick cam237/242-603/609@113 give a bit more Horse power out of my engine??
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Originally Posted by blkZ28spt
Based on the relative durations/lifts the magic stick is most likely going to give you more horespower.
You plan on getting a rear end and/or gears?
You plan on getting a rear end and/or gears?
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I just dont think it would be worth it to do the swap (weather you do it yourself or pay someone) for the amount of power youll gain, unless this is a max effort set up and you go with a cam thats a lot bigger.
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Originally Posted by stang killer
I just dont think it would be worth it to do the swap (weather you do it yourself or pay someone) for the amount of power youll gain, unless this is a max effort set up and you go with a cam thats a lot bigger.
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TSP MS will give you more power but it isn't worth swapping unless all that **** is apart for something else anyway.
200 shot would be fine if you have an upgraded fuel system.
200 shot would be fine if you have an upgraded fuel system.