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    No it wont blow up, but it will not run like it should.
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    what about the intense s1x with the new timing chain? any good?
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    yes
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    is this something i could use hp tuners to tune myself or would i have to get a expensive dyno tune cause the closest dyno i know of is in tulsa (almost 4 hours away)
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    if you have HPT all you need is a wideband and you're set.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    if you have HPT all you need is a wideband and you're set.
    what company makes a decent one?
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    NGK or any of the bosch sensor ones.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1998DaytonaPaceCar View Post
    what company makes a decent one?
    The Innovate Motorsports LC-1 is a good wideband and can be found for a good price.

    I just read this thread for the first time, great info
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    I am on here reading to much stuff at one time so... from what i have read i can get away with just swaping cams for a VS cam on a stock vavletrain...? Im kinda confused
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    You'd at the very least want new valve springs.

    preferably L76 springs. Not LS6 springs.
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    Ok so I can get away with the VS cam with alittle better springs... sounds good to me now I just got to find springs and a cam
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    i picked up a PRJ LL for my new L26 based motor and didn't see any specs on the cam in this thread (or its possible i missed them, in that case my bad)

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    Duration @ .050" 214º/220º
    Intake Lift .305" (1.6 Rockers .488, 1.8 Rockers .549)
    Exhaust Lift .285" (1.6 Rockers .456, 1.8 Rockers .513)
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    What about the nic cam
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    okay so after reading this I'm a little confused,what would be the best cam for a car i want to daily drive but also run hard at the track on weekends? I dont understand the specifications of the cams,but I understand what they do and what the performance gains are. Any suggestions??
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    Quote Originally Posted by CountryBoy View Post
    okay so after reading this I'm a little confused,what would be the best cam for a car i want to daily drive but also run hard at the track on weekends? I dont understand the specifications of the cams,but I understand what they do and what the performance gains are. Any suggestions??
    Pretty sure that is covered...everywhere.
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    If you don't understand the specifications then you don't understand what they do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MoarkatsINmuhtrailer View Post
    If you don't understand the specifications then you don't understand what they do.
    I understand what a cam does and the performance gains that come with it,I just cant quite decyfer the correct way to read the specs. I'm new to this kind of thing and i would rather figure this stuff out on my own and build a car than pay someone to build my car for me.
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    Not sure if I should ask this here or somewhere else, but what do stock heads limit you to? I know its somewhere in the 500 range, but was curious if anyone knows exactly what lift numbers are max for stock heads.
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    So remove the rocker arms and push rods do u have to pull the lifters out to install zzp vs cam

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    If you don't take the lifters out they will fall into the motor or can fall into the motor.

    I don't think there are holes to put dowel rods in to hold the lifters up but I forget.

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