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| Jim Beam |
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Age: 35 Posts: 3505 Joined: 1st May 2005 Ride: EB Fairmont Location: Northern Suburbs, Adelaide |
animal_ef wrote: a cam with a rough idle, lots of power yet still be streetable but be reliable, its alot to ask but there is no point having a car that can do 13 sec 1/4's and die in the a** on the way to work
I've read nothing but good things about the RPD/ALTED stage 2 cam, made by Jaysen. When I get a E series I will most definately get the stage 2 cam from him.
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| xcabbi |
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Thanks for pointing that out Jaysen. When I had the rocker cover off my corsair i noticed it had flat pads resting on the cam lobes. I just thought all OHC's were the same.
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| hornet |
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animal_ef wrote: ... there is no point having a car that can do 13 sec 1/4's and die in the a** on the way to work
My stage 3 cam (by no means a 13 second car) is rather drivable. I even did about 450km of trailer towing on the weekend. It would be more driveable if I hadn't done so many burnouts and didn't have so much lash in the diff 
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| jonbays |
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regound cams and billets are much the same. both have a suitable profile ground on them. A billet cam maintains the stock base circle dimension with a new higher lift profile than can be achieved by re-grinding a stock cam. this make higher lift cams with less backlash and better rocker angles possible. you could of course grin the rocker posts to match.
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