These camshafts any good???
12-14-2005, 05:46 PM
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These camshafts any good???
Price seems decent. Anybody buy one of these? Thanks.
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12-14-2005, 08:44 PM
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for $30 extra dollars(plus shipping) I'll sell you a LC Engineering EFI Pro Cam that has about 40 miles on it.
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12-15-2005, 05:39 AM
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I have the Engnbldr cams in both of my trucks.The 270 & 268 is excellent cams to have.I tried the LCE & Downey cams in the past.For the price and quality and service I would buy another cam from [url]http://www.engnbldr.com
12-15-2005, 04:31 PM
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How is your idle after the engnbldr cam? I was told just about every cam makes your 22RE run like crap when idling... however they do give some extra power.
What is your experiences? I deffinitely don't want an idle that seems like its about to puke all the time.
What is your experiences? I deffinitely don't want an idle that seems like its about to puke all the time.
12-15-2005, 05:12 PM
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How is your idle after the engnbldr cam? I was told just about every cam makes your 22RE run like crap when idling... however they do give some extra power.
What is your experiences? I deffinitely don't want an idle that seems like its about to puke all the time.
What is your experiences? I deffinitely don't want an idle that seems like its about to puke all the time.
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Stay away from "re-grinds" (stock cams that have been re-profiled). If you purchase any aftermarket cam, buy one that has been machined from a new core, like those offered by LC Engineering.
People will argue this point all day long, but there is no way that you can remove lobe material from a stock cam and expect to gain more lift...just not physically possible...
People will argue this point all day long, but there is no way that you can remove lobe material from a stock cam and expect to gain more lift...just not physically possible...
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12-19-2005, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by mxitup
Stay away from "re-grinds" (stock cams that have been re-profiled). If you purchase any aftermarket cam, buy one that has been machined from a new core, like those offered by LC Engineering.
People will argue this point all day long, but there is no way that you can remove lobe material from a stock cam and expect to gain more lift...just not physically possible...
People will argue this point all day long, but there is no way that you can remove lobe material from a stock cam and expect to gain more lift...just not physically possible...
Thanks for the tip.
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12-19-2005, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by mxitup
Stay away from "re-grinds" (stock cams that have been re-profiled). If you purchase any aftermarket cam, buy one that has been machined from a new core, like those offered by LC Engineering.
People will argue this point all day long, but there is no way that you can remove lobe material from a stock cam and expect to gain more lift...just not physically possible...
People will argue this point all day long, but there is no way that you can remove lobe material from a stock cam and expect to gain more lift...just not physically possible...
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