71Newyorker
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I'm thinking about getting a cam in my 71 sometime later this year. Any suggestions?
I'm thinking about getting a cam in my 71 sometime later this year. Any suggestions?
We all gotta start somewhere!It's another person that knows nothing about all the workings and the different specs on different camshafts and how they effect the performance of a engine. With no info whatsoever about what he has or is building and is going to get bad advice. Dude, just replace it with a cam no more than 10% duration and <.050" of lift over stock specs
71- You have a lot, and I mean a lot to read to learn about cams. Good Luck
Ever hear of the Socratic Method of Teaching. Obviously not.It's another person that knows nothing about all the workings and the different specs on different camshafts and how they effect the performance of a engine. With no info whatsoever about what he has or is building and is going to get bad advice. Dude, just replace it with a cam no more than 10% duration and <.050" of lift over stock specs
71- You have a lot, and I mean a lot to read to learn about cams. Good Luck
It's another person that knows nothing about all the workings and the different specs on different camshafts and how they effect the performance of a engine. With no info whatsoever about what he has or is building and is going to get bad advice. Dude, just replace it with a cam no more than 10% duration and <.050" of lift over stock specs
71- You have a lot, and I mean a lot to read to learn about cams. Good Luck
It's another person that knows nothing about all the workings and the different specs on different camshafts and how they effect the performance of a engine. With no info whatsoever about what he has or is building and is going to get bad advice. Dude, just replace it with a cam no more than 10% duration and <.050" of lift over stock specs
71- You have a lot, and I mean a lot to read to learn about cams. Good Luck
That's the cam I went with after talking to a few local Mopar guys. I'll let you know how it works. I am however keeping my manual brakes for the time being.In my very biased and not very humble opinion that is worth less than an Ethiopian food stamp, this is the ideal cam for a C-body that doesn't ever visit the strip.
Anyhing more and you start creeping up on street drive ability issues.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/dcc-4120235ae/overview/make/chrysler
In my very biased and not very humble opinion that is worth less than an Ethiopian food stamp, this is the ideal cam for a C-body that doesn't ever visit the strip.
Anyhing more and you start creeping up on street drive ability issues.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/dcc-4120235ae/overview/make/chrysler
Okay here's where I need some advice, Mopar makes another cam with the same specs. except lobe separation is 114 instead of 108. What's the overall effect? Would the 114 hurt the amount of vacuum?In my very biased and not very humble opinion that is worth less than an Ethiopian food stamp, this is the ideal cam for a C-body that doesn't ever visit the strip.
Anyhing more and you start creeping up on street drive ability issues.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/dcc-4120235ae/overview/make/chrysler