cam
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cam
if i was to add a mild cam to a stock 2.0. would i feel the differnce in power/speed. everything eles should work fine rite
Jim
East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider
East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider
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Re: cam
Yeup, you might notice the difference. To make it all worth while though, I'd recomend the adjustable cam wheels to get the most/best out of that cam. You will definately notice the difference then.
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Re: cam
and then use the adjustable cam wheels like narfire mention?So Cal Mark wrote:mild cam is the key phrase with a stock 2L, they don't have enough compression in stock form to use an agressive cam. You will notice a difference in the midrange with the right cam
Jim
East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider
East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider
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- Posts: 5745
- Joined: Fri May 16, 2008 5:06 pm
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Re: cam
I have no idea how to do that stuf but thanks,Daniel wrote:the hole for the pin that keeps the cam from spinning on the pulley, if you drill a hole in another area with the
right location you can change the timing that way without adjustable timing gears.
Jim
East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider
East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider