uhh... theres nothing wrong with greddy springs. so what if comp is a bit stiffer? greddy would be just finevutony wrote:first of all, get rid of greddy springs and get peaks performance made by comp, JWT S3 or S4 cams would be nice
If I understand you correctly, I think you want to ask how much power will the stock bottom end take? With that power level, do I really need cams?meangreens14 wrote:im in no way trying to thread jack, but this would most likely be a place to ask...is it neccissary to get cams if you have nothing else done to the internals of an sr engine? i asked my buddy at rmj motorsports, and i was given an answer that was along those lines. whats ur guys' take on this?
but for norcals14..iv'e HEARD that 264 intake and 272 exhaust is a good setup to run.
yeah thats what i was thinking that you were thinking... sall good! but yeah stay away from HKS springs! who wants expensive springs that are basically stock spring?! say no to soft!vutony wrote:oooops, it was hks thats similar to stock
i would say it depends on your snail. if you have a big smail and want more air to be pushing thru then cams will do wonders! but its NOT necessary for cams... its just a good upgrademeangreens14 wrote:im in no way trying to thread jack, but this would most likely be a place to ask...is it neccissary to get cams if you have nothing else done to the internals of an sr engine? i asked my buddy at rmj motorsports, and i was given an answer that was along those lines. whats ur guys' take on this?
No and you should do some HW before gettin BCDugi wrote:i'm also wanting to upgrade cams. i'm going with brian crower cams 264/264. nothing really big. but what I want to know is are adjustable camgears a must?? or can the cams be put to zero like oem??