Jays00ss

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It came directly from Texas Speed. I couldn't pass up that deal.

Clayman

I went with the T-Rex and couldnt be happier, it sounds really mean. It is also still pretty streetable too, I made 420hp cam only.

rocksws6

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Lift doesn't play quite the role your thinking it does. Lift over .600 is fine its when it starts getting over .650 is when its on the high side of the spectrum. And high lift is not going to blow your motor. Duration is way more important than lift and if you don't want to rev the **** out of it so to speak don't even think about the Magicstick. That's a rev the **** out of it cam. I think you should stay kinda small with this being you first cam and all.
Why so conservitive? That's a waste to have a setup like that and undershift it.

hvyhttter

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definately need to look at your goals with the car and what you want to do with it

ski23

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HA, you know how that is. Well for now the goal is hitting mid-high 11`s at the strip and we all know that will change the summer after when the mod bug bites again.

hvyhttter

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a couple things, when you say full bolt ons what do you exactly have. The trex is going to require at least a 5k dump at the line with a stick, also your shift points are going to be around 6800. So I would be hesitant with a high mileage engine. Next you got to look at suspension and see if its going to work with what your going to need to do. next plan on a 9 inch or 12 bolt.

If you want to set long term goals the trex is great, but with heavy cars and a improper suspension/gearing setup it is going to equal an unhappy person.

I personally had a trex and loved it but the car was a track car and was setup for it. I see to many big dyno numbers and poor track times.

3rdgentug

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my cam in sig was based off of the tsp 233/239 but more suited for my goals. im extremly pleased with the cam and dont have to rev the **** out of it to make power