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30-10-2010, 08:41 PM | #1 | ||
Rob
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: VN Capital
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Just throwing this idea out there. If i can pick up this job im after ill be earning enough money to justify a cam + tune.
However i dont have much of an idea of what im up for. So.. I don't care for top speed, would rather have torque. And that lumpy idle sound (if they go hand in hand..) I was thinking of a Crow "Hi Torque" cam purely because of the name. But im sure someone can mention a similar/better cam for torque So questions. Will a 'high torque producing cam have a lumpy sound?' A different gear ratio will help with torque? is it worth it if i get a cam+tune Will i need associated cam gear like valve springs etc? if so, what. Will diff gears alone produce better torque as a worthy upgrade Whats the best ratio for what i'm after And what are the associated costs, id expect around $1500 for cam+tune (thats without taking into consideration associated cam gear) Have no idea about costs of diff gears Sorry about the questions but i want to gain enough knowledge if this goes ahead. Thanks.
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