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Old 09-11-2005, 09:36 AM
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so i am contemplating buying this cam i found from someone. he says it is made to be put in a stock motor, which he had it in, and he made 393 to the wheels.

my question is if i put a hundred shot on top of that, will my engine still be able to handle it safely (all stock) or will i be asking for trouble?

thanks for your help

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You'll be fine. My motor (and lots of other guy's motors) still has its stock bottom end and handles the added power with no problems whatsoever.
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ok, but i wouldn't have to upgrade the rockers or rods ar ANYTHING? i mean i know the cam will be fine on a stock motor, and the nitrous, but i don't know if they would be fine combined with each other...
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It will be fine, just make sure to get at least a fuel pump and a good tune.
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alright that makes sense, thanks
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alright that makes sense, thanks
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Originally Posted by WutupYo
alright that makes sense, thanks
Oh and get a set of colder range spark plugs. That's a must.
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Your engine will be fine. You might want to upgrade your fuel system though.

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