Comp cams question....
01-14-2005, 02:44 PM
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Comp cams question.... Those anybody here have experience with this type of cam? I'm curious about performance, the idle, etc....?
Adv: 277 281
Dur @ .050: 224 228 Lobe Sep: 112.0
Valve Lift: .563 .563 (easy on valvetrain)
Adv: 277 281
Dur @ .050: 224 228 Lobe Sep: 112.0
Valve Lift: .563 .563 (easy on valvetrain)
01-14-2005, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by rally2247
Those anybody here have experience with this type of cam? I'm curious about performance, the idle, etc....?
Adv: 277 281
Dur @ .050: 224 228 Lobe Sep: 112.0
Valve Lift: .563 .563 (easy on valvetrain)
Adv: 277 281
Dur @ .050: 224 228 Lobe Sep: 112.0
Valve Lift: .563 .563 (easy on valvetrain)
How many miles on yer '98? She'll need the usual upgrades: Better valvesprings, timing chain, and lifters. Aftermarket (upgraded) rockers are always suggested.
01-14-2005, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by SSINFUL
Easy on valvetrain is subjective. That's a good performance cam. She will lope. She will need PCM tuning.
How many miles on yer '98? She'll need the usual upgrades: Better valvesprings, timing chain, and lifters. Aftermarket (upgraded) rockers are always suggested.
How many miles on yer '98? She'll need the usual upgrades: Better valvesprings, timing chain, and lifters. Aftermarket (upgraded) rockers are always suggested.