when tuned to sound stock does cam lose power?
08-06-2006, 02:16 PM
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when tuned to sound stock does cam lose power? i am looking to get into the mid to low 11's on motor with stock heads.. i was told to use this cam and it could be tuned to sounds stock. my question is, do you lose power when you tune it like that and also is this a good cam to go with?? 228/232 .588/.592 110LSA +2advance. This cam is a custom cam that is ground with Comp XE-R lobes. i need all the advice i can get!!!!!
08-06-2006, 06:54 PM
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If the tuner knows what he is doing then yes it can sound somewhat stock but with that cam being on a 110 it might be tough to do
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Originally Posted by transamfreak01
i am looking to get into the mid to low 11's on motor with stock heads.. i was told to use this cam and it could be tuned to sounds stock. my question is, do you lose power when you tune it like that and also is this a good cam to go with?? 228/232 .588/.592 110LSA +2advance. This cam is a custom cam that is ground with Comp XE-R lobes. i need all the advice i can get!!!!!
08-06-2006, 08:12 PM
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If you want something to sound remotely like stock you'll want to go with a stealth cam, something in the low 220's at most on at least a 114 LSA. Other than that, it's no use to buy a bigger cam if you want to sound stock. You either want more power, or you want to sound stock. There's very little area between.
