***Cam Guide*** Sticky Questions
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I have a question - for JRP - or anyone who cares to answer. One of the most helpful parts of the sticky was the Excel sheet with the cam manufacturer, min and max rpm, cost and comments.
Maybe this has been reviewed to the point of
but I'll go ahead and ask it anyway.
#1, is there an updated sheet with more comments on each individual cam? There are a good number of cams listed on the form with no comments. As someone living in California, I can't run the T Rex on my DD. So, something with a good or excellent idle is important, as well as being able to pass smog with my mild build up. The Lunati cam has the most comments, but I don't want to limit my decision based on one set of comments.
#2, what is the min and max rpm on the sheet referring to? I'd prefer more low and mid range hp/torque than power above 6,000 rpm's. So (from a newbie perspective), when I look at that form, I assume cams with lower min rpm's would gravitate towards more under the curve power?
I think adding this information to the sticky would be extremely helpful (for those like myself that read it).
Maybe this has been reviewed to the point of
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#1, is there an updated sheet with more comments on each individual cam? There are a good number of cams listed on the form with no comments. As someone living in California, I can't run the T Rex on my DD. So, something with a good or excellent idle is important, as well as being able to pass smog with my mild build up. The Lunati cam has the most comments, but I don't want to limit my decision based on one set of comments.
#2, what is the min and max rpm on the sheet referring to? I'd prefer more low and mid range hp/torque than power above 6,000 rpm's. So (from a newbie perspective), when I look at that form, I assume cams with lower min rpm's would gravitate towards more under the curve power?
I think adding this information to the sticky would be extremely helpful (for those like myself that read it).
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