Do I have to drill the throttle blade with this cam?
09-13-2002, 03:24 AM
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Do I have to drill the throttle blade with this cam? I'm going to have my TR 220/220 .561/.561 114 LSA cam installed next week, and I was wondering if my car would have any surging or stalling problems, if I don't drill the throttle blade, to raise the idle speed?
The reason I don't want to raise the idle speed at all, is because I would like my car to atleast have a little bit of a lope at idle.
By the way, according to the cam pro plus sheet that Thunderracing sent me, the final specs for my cam are 220.7/220.4 .553/.553 113.6 LSA. With those specs, do you guy's think that my car will have even a little bit of a lope running through my SLP LT headers, HF cats, and SLP LOUDmouth exhaust? Even at the stock 800 RPM idle?
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The reason I don't want to raise the idle speed at all, is because I would like my car to atleast have a little bit of a lope at idle.
By the way, according to the cam pro plus sheet that Thunderracing sent me, the final specs for my cam are 220.7/220.4 .553/.553 113.6 LSA. With those specs, do you guy's think that my car will have even a little bit of a lope running through my SLP LT headers, HF cats, and SLP LOUDmouth exhaust? Even at the stock 800 RPM idle?
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09-14-2002, 05:15 AM
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Re: Do I have to drill the throttle blade with this cam? Well just as an example I have a 226/236 .525/.525 110lsa cam in my car and I did not need to drill mine at all. It holds idle very very well.
Jason
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