Comparable Cam to T1
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From: Coppell TX
Comparable Cam to T1
Anybody offer a comparable cam package to MTi's T1? I'm interested in the specs if so. Also do you have to have any programing done besides the rev limiter for this cam or can you get by without it for a 6 speed.
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Re: Comparable Cam to T1 (Heavyd)
Closest one I can think of is the Thunder cam 220/220 112 or 114. It is pretty close to the B1/T1, except it has fast ramp rates like the MTI Hammer cam - best of both worlds!! Next week I install my Thunder cam!
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From: Houston, TX
Re: Comparable Cam to T1 (Heavyd)
I have one that specs out the same in duration and lift at .050, but the seat to seat is a little different and the ramp rates and closing events are a little different also. Lastly, they are all custom ground on BILLET cores. :)
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From: Allen TX
Re: Comparable Cam to T1 (OliverM5)
I have a B1 in my 6 speed coupe and a friend has the T1 in his 6 speed F-body. We have had these cams in our cars for over a year with no special tuning other than using HPP3 to raise the rev limit to 6600 rpm.
Both these cams make great power with stock tuning.
Steve
Both these cams make great power with stock tuning.
Steve
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Re: Comparable Cam to T1 (SteveL)
I have a B1 in my 6 speed coupe and a friend has the T1 in his 6 speed F-body. We have had these cams in our cars for over a year with no special tuning other than using HPP3 to raise the rev limit to 6600 rpm.
Both these cams make great power with stock tuning.
Steve
Both these cams make great power with stock tuning.
Steve
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From: GARDENA Ca, State Of Konfusion
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Re: Comparable Cam to T1 (Heavyd)
For idle some 6 speeds are drilling a little hole in the throttle body to get them by.. but PCM reprogramming is best.
Rasing the rev limiter requires PCM reprogramming, however it is not necessary if you do not raise the rpms that high (shifting), with the valve train package, you can raise it safely.
[Modified by wallstAL, 12:56 AM 12/13/2001]
Rasing the rev limiter requires PCM reprogramming, however it is not necessary if you do not raise the rpms that high (shifting), with the valve train package, you can raise it safely.
[Modified by wallstAL, 12:56 AM 12/13/2001]
