Soooo lost on choosing a cam
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Thanks guys and yes I'm just looking for opinions and maybe a point in the right direction. I'm definitely going to go bigger than a 224 though. I just think that I'll want something bigger down the road if I went with a 224 now.
A few of my friends have suggested an MS4 but I think that's going to be overkill for me and I don't want to rev the engine that high to obtain all the power. I think the max I'll spin my engine to is 6500-6600
A few of my friends have suggested an MS4 but I think that's going to be overkill for me and I don't want to rev the engine that high to obtain all the power. I think the max I'll spin my engine to is 6500-6600
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big cams dont coinside with safe PTV calculations... the accepted ranges (ie. TREX, MS3 MS3 G5X3 G5X4 and the like)
IMO stay away from those cams
those bigger cams put out a little more peak HP but typically lack through out the rest of the curve... where it matters for most of us on the street
so since your not building a drag car........ dont waste your time and $$$ bc u will change it
IMO stay away from those cams
those bigger cams put out a little more peak HP but typically lack through out the rest of the curve... where it matters for most of us on the street
so since your not building a drag car........ dont waste your time and $$$ bc u will change it
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