Thats what I get for not redoing the math before I post!!
what cam?
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thanks for the advice guys, is there any particular brand you would reccomend. as of right now i was thinking comp. and what kind of power did you guys pick up?
(fearless) yes the cam is a good investment, with headers you can get a good amount of horsepower for the money.
(fearless) yes the cam is a good investment, with headers you can get a good amount of horsepower for the money.
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If you do consider a cam, go spend a couple of months reading and learning before deciding which way to go. You'll most likely regret it if you just ask people what cam to get. Your choice will not only affect peak power, but where the power is (rpm range), idle, driveability, lope, etc. It's a highly personal decision IMO.
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I certainly hope so; I did it on my 1999, and I'm basing my retirement on it!
If you do consider a cam, go spend a couple of months reading and learning before deciding which way to go. You'll most likely regret it if you just ask people what cam to get. Your choice will not only affect peak power, but where the power is (rpm range), idle, driveability, lope, etc. It's a highly personal decision IMO.
If you do consider a cam, go spend a couple of months reading and learning before deciding which way to go. You'll most likely regret it if you just ask people what cam to get. Your choice will not only affect peak power, but where the power is (rpm range), idle, driveability, lope, etc. It's a highly personal decision IMO.