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post Mar 19, 2008 - 12:41 AM
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I have a question about some things I plan on doing with my car (read: best friend >.>). I plan on getting better camshafts through Web Cams, but in order to do so they need all the modifications I have on my car. I'd like to get everything done at once, but seeing as it's my daily driver and only car I don't have the opportunity to leave it in a shop for a few weeks. If I were to order the cams with the specifications of what my car is GOING to be (i.e turboed, new clutch, cam gears, the works) and put them in before any more mods will the car run safely/without knocking? Or should the cams be the last thing I worry about?
post Mar 19, 2008 - 1:15 AM
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last thing you need to worry about.

if you change the cams you are going to need a way to adjust the controlling to compensate for the duration/lift changes

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post Mar 19, 2008 - 3:33 PM
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you can get cams that are for an overall performance increase and not need anything to control/compensate for the duration/lift changes, but something like a safc or emanage would be good to optimize the cams for ideal performance.


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post Mar 19, 2008 - 4:04 PM
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I'd just get all the other stuff on first, and then get the cams after you've already got everything else installed.


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post Mar 20, 2008 - 8:18 AM
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as a referance you can run up to 264 deg duration and 9-10mm lift without NEEDING an aftermarket ecu, it wont knock on the stock ecu.
any more duration/lift then that and it wont run properly. OF course a fully tuneable ecu will give you the full benifits of the cams.

what mods you done?

for the cost of gettin some cams it could be better spent at this stage on an ecu etc. If you come across some cheap snap them up.


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