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 Post subject: ooh ooh last question promise.. cams
PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2002 2:28 am 
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If I get a wicked high RPM race only cam do I have to have my computer retuned to adjust for it? I have a 94 with OBD1 not that crappy 93 S/D bullshit computer

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PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2002 2:54 am 
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If I get a wicked high RPM race only cam do I have to have my computer retuned to adjust for it? I have a 94 with OBD1 not that crappy 93 S/D bullshit computer



Even if you get a so-so cam like a CC305 or a HOTCAM you will be giving up about 30%(my guess only) of its potential. If you get a "wicked high RPM race only cam" then you will have to get equally wicked springs and PCM for it to survive and perform

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ok lemme clarify im dumb so im not getting you lol :) If I get a wicked high RPM cam (and the high pressure springs to go with it so the valve dont float) will the car still run right? will I slow down? can I race it without the computer getting reprogrammed and plan on having it done later?

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didnt mean to get so wordy :)

Basically if you put a cam in you will want to get the PCM re-done, or you'll leave alot of power on the table.

I havent heard of any problems with stock PCM and aftermarket cam, but its just not using the added lift/duration as effectively as it could.


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