streetable?
Generally speaking though...you don't want a car that you have to worry about overheating at every stop, stalling, surging...although some guys don't mind the surging. There's guys that DD 900+ RWHP cars...other guys wouldn't think about starting it anywhere near the street. As far as cams go, it's hard to explain...your best bet would be to take a ride or drive some cars with different cams or ask guys that have certain cams about how it drives on the street...make your decision from that.
Hope that helped some...
Because of the configuration (cam, stall, etc) it still get's a little lower gas mileage than a stocker in city driving, but not that bad - hwy is still in the 20's.
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Another thing with a high stall high rpm and hp auto, it seems to me you don't have any low power to use because by design you are slipping your transmission up to the high rpm hp. Not like a manual that you can roll on the power at 1000rpm where you have far less hp and torque.





