When a cam loses driveability, what are we losing?
Originally Posted by OWENMUSTANG
I agree all above. it boils down to this. what do you want your car to do?
if this is a daliy driver (and your over 28) I'm guessing you would like something
with the least amount of idiosyncrosies(spelling??) anyway, i have never been a
big fan of lumpy cams, but i think tuning should help make things more agreeable
if this is a daliy driver (and your over 28) I'm guessing you would like something
with the least amount of idiosyncrosies(spelling??) anyway, i have never been a
big fan of lumpy cams, but i think tuning should help make things more agreeable
Speak for yourself. I'm 62 and going even bigger on the cam.
Parking decks can be pretty nasty if you loose too much driveability esp slowly going up an incline at a creep. My 224 XE-R passes the Parking deck test pretty well but it's not as nice in a deck as stock was everywhere else it acts like stock when warm.
Last edited by 99 Black Bird T/A; Feb 4, 2004 at 07:14 PM.
