Matching cam to factory heads
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The cam is in and the car is running. Here is a video of it starting up and backing into the garage. I was alone, so forgive the camera position.
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I have not had the car on a dyno, but I will say that I can't feel that any power has been lost down low. Mid range feels way better and It keeps going until I have to shift. Frost raised the rev limiter to 6800. I haven't been up there yet, but I know the cam will keep pulling. I'm still getting used to it. I'll post another video of me getting onto the highway. You'll notice quite a bit of wheel spin, so I have to feather it in first. I ran it up to 100 here. I was alone, so pardon the camera position.
I have not had the car on a dyno, but I will say that I can't feel that any power has been lost down low. Mid range feels way better and It keeps going until I have to shift. Frost raised the rev limiter to 6800. I haven't been up there yet, but I know the cam will keep pulling. I'm still getting used to it. I'll post another video of me getting onto the highway. You'll notice quite a bit of wheel spin, so I have to feather it in first. I ran it up to 100 here. I was alone, so pardon the camera position.