Going to all motor camshaft
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when i had the ecsb and running 11's i had a dual 3" into a crossover mangaflow dumpedl, i had 2 cut outs which netted me a lost in horse power so i removed them. now i have the drive line in a rcsb which feels very strong but hadnt dynoed it, but the exhaust is now HEADERS are 1 7/8 into 2" primaries into 3" collectors into 3" Y pipe into a XR-1 BORLA.
hey T, i hope the cam works well for ya!!!
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i dont think this has been proven, AT THE TRACK... dyno #'s are good but they dont give e/t results........ people on here prove it all the time @ the track.... it would had been nice to see your truck with cutouts to compare...
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Well the new cam is installed and I love it. Street manners improved alot and it has more low end torque than I need. It burns the 24's like nothing so I cant imagine what it would do to a shorter tire. I noticed the engine doesn't rev up as quickly as with the old cam and my gas pedal feels harder (if that makes any sense) but part throttle has greater acceleration and top end is about the same. I will post idle vid later.
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