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Iv done a little reseach so far, looks like im gonna need a tuner, to ajust my idle? Also am i going to blow my cats with a hotcam? Has anyone heard of howards cams?
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Valve Lash (IN/EX): Hyd / Hyd
RPM Range: 1600-6600
Advertised Duration (IN/EX): .273" / .277"
Duration @ .050" (IN/EX): .220" / .224"
Valve Lift w/1.7 Ratio Roller Rockers (IN/EX): .530" / .534"
LSA: 112°
Cam Description: Street/Strip camshaft for high RPM power. Likes higher rocker ratios. Must have programmer.
So in the tuning proscess can i just tune it to idle at 1600rpm and just be able to drive it, i understand if you really get into the tuning i can get more power out of it, but im still learning
RPM Range: 1600-6600
Advertised Duration (IN/EX): .273" / .277"
Duration @ .050" (IN/EX): .220" / .224"
Valve Lift w/1.7 Ratio Roller Rockers (IN/EX): .530" / .534"
LSA: 112°
Cam Description: Street/Strip camshaft for high RPM power. Likes higher rocker ratios. Must have programmer.
So in the tuning proscess can i just tune it to idle at 1600rpm and just be able to drive it, i understand if you really get into the tuning i can get more power out of it, but im still learning
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Ok thats why other people are saying as well, ill think about it....but back to my original question!? im getting frustrated looking at cams what ratio or lift can i run on a stock motor
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Hi, I replaced my fuel pump with a racetronix w/ harness. It wasn't hard, made a day out of it and learned some things. The part that sucks is cutting thru metal in the rear hatch port, and I watched the wrong year Fbody video and made the wrong cut - ergh! I used a cutting wheel on a drill, and cut very shallow. I did knick a wire but it was easy to solder back and repair. There are instructions on youtube and online that are step by step by step. It is an amazing thing to see live electrical wires immersed in gasoline haha! but it works. I bought an aluminum sheet from Home Depot to seal up and used silicon and short metal screws. I recommend replacing the fuel card sensor while you have the pump apart - I did not! I now notice my gas gauge will fluctuate sometimes and is because the metal leafs in the sensor break off during normal wear and tear. I bought the part - is cheap! But I haven't installed yet. Oh another recommendation - mount your fuel pump fuse under the dash, near the fuse and relay boxes. and buy an extra in case you will ever need it! The instructions tell you to mount that fuse under the rear bumper area - which would be a pain to replace in middle of nowhere. good luck