Cams??
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blue_crush
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Cams??
Which cams are more recomendable? hks 272 or Brain Crowers?
Pros and cons on both would be helpful. and wheres a good place to order them?
Pros and cons on both would be helpful. and wheres a good place to order them?
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I heard that the HKS cams are pretty much a straight install. If you go with a different brand, you should get a set of adjustable cam gears.
I have also heard of people making some good setups with the offset cams.
I guess i will go check out tuners for some more info
I have also heard of people making some good setups with the offset cams.
I guess i will go check out tuners for some more info
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My opinion is based on the 2.4. I've seen dyno sheets compared to HKS cams where the FP3 cams made power on all parts of the rev band. I think they're more of a high ramp rate mid range cam by comparison. If you have a 2.0 and will rev it to 9000rpm, maybe there are better cams out there. Maybe the BC cams are better for a 2.0.
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I'm not affraid of a large cam, I personally don't want anything to do with them. My question is for my future build that will be a 2.4 liter turbo in a truck that will probally not see 6500+ RPMs. I'm looking for torque and don't want to spin to 7k+ to get it, not to mention the fact that I don't want a "Lope" letting anyone know what my ugly little truck has hiding under the hood.
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