Cpi camshaft for low rpm
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Cpi camshaft for low rpm
Well i need to pick you guys brain once again. I have a "w" cpi engine going in my 4 runner, and was wondering if the cpi cam is really what i want. I understand that the cpi camshaft will make more power, but at what rpm. I'm thinking my engine will never see much over 3500. I have a banlance shaft tbi engine with a roller in it and was wondering if it would be better suited for the rpm range i plan on running at. The main reason i'm asking this is the cpi cam is messed up, looks like a chip flaked off one lobe. So should i be looking for another cpi cam, or go the tbi cam? By the way i'm switching to tbi for simplicity.
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Since you will be running tbi for simplicity and you won't be running over 3500 rpm's go with the tbi cam... I don't think you would notice the difference anyway assuming they were both stock cams.
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