Who here is using a Comp Cams 306 Camshaft
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Re: Who here is using a Comp Cams 306 Camshaft (honas)
I'm using a CC306 in my LT1. Stock shortblock and ported LT1 aluminum heads. I make 364 RWHP and 410 RWTQ in my 350 with an A4.
I am very happy with it, moves my 4,000+ lb sled to near 11 second 1/4 times. It does have a rough idle, but your extra cubes will tame that some. It is a very proven cam in LT1's, very popular.
I am very happy with it, moves my 4,000+ lb sled to near 11 second 1/4 times. It does have a rough idle, but your extra cubes will tame that some. It is a very proven cam in LT1's, very popular.
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Re: Who here is using a Comp Cams 306 Camshaft (robtx)
Did you get any service engine lights on after it was installed?
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Re: Who here is using a Comp Cams 306 Camshaft (96GS#007)
Did you get any service engine lights on after it was installed?
Unless you have it programmed out, you'll get a SES light and a stored P0300 random misfire code courtesy of '96 & up OBD II. '95 and earlier have OBD I and don't have this issue.
Unless you have it programmed out, you'll get a SES light and a stored P0300 random misfire code courtesy of '96 & up OBD II. '95 and earlier have OBD I and don't have this issue.
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Re: Who here is using a Comp Cams 306 Camshaft (robtx)
Unless you have it programmed out, you'll get a SES light and a stored P0300 random misfire code courtesy of '96 & up OBD II. '95 and earlier have OBD I and don't have this issue.
It is possible to program that out? What part of the computer needs to be program to get rid of this error?
It is possible to program that out? What part of the computer needs to be program to get rid of this error?
Having said that...DanParker96 found that although it's "disabled" from a scan and SES light perspective, the code is still present and will affect the lock-up function of the torque converter if you're running an automatic (I didn't check your sig to see if you have an A4 or M6). Dan has a work-around for this. You might IM him for specifics.
