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Old 02-01-2009, 01:05 AM
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Good cams?

Hi i have a 87 with the 22RE i was just wondering what a good cam would be im planning on rebuilding the motor because i have a slight rod knock when its cold. but i do not want to put a bunch of money into changing the lifters or anything. so therefore i just wanted to know what choices of cams i had? and what the best brands were for the money? thanks.
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The TRD cams are just rebranded Crane Cams. EB makes a good cam but be sure it's correct for your application; people who "over-cam" their daily drivers are never happy with the results.
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sweet, you almost have the same user name as me lol.
ive herd good thing about engnbldr, i got some parts from him and im pretty satisfied
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For just a mild cam, Id go with the 261*....
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I got a crane stage 2 cam off of summit for a hundred bucks a while back, for my Celica. I was pleased with the results. Definite increase in the low-end, and midrange, and perfectly drivable.

I had to advance the timing a bunch to get it to idle nicely.
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oh really hey?
hmm im gonna look into that.
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