cam driveability problems
04-23-2007, 02:54 PM
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cam driveability problems I recently had a cam put into my car and ever since i got the car back the car stalls out in reverse alot and the brakes do not work all that great, i was talking with one of my teachers at school and he told me that i might need to instal a vacuum canister, i dont want to sound like an idiot but where exactly would i instal it and how do i know what size or type of vacuum canister i would need
04-23-2007, 08:26 PM
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If it's the cam in your sig, I don't think you should need a vacuum canister. With a good tune, it shouldn't have any of the problems your describing.
The vacuum canisters used to be pretty common on sb chevy's with long duration hydraulic or solid street cams, but not so much anymore with the gen III motors/roller cams. Sounds like your teacher is old school.
The vacuum canisters used to be pretty common on sb chevy's with long duration hydraulic or solid street cams, but not so much anymore with the gen III motors/roller cams. Sounds like your teacher is old school.
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actually as of now my car is at the body shop and im trying to get them to take care of a leak that has been going on since theyre worked on my car in july
