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Old 08-11-2006, 05:15 PM   #91
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when i had my 1636 in mine, i noticed take off was a little better, after that nothing, after i sold it, i chuked in my old xr cam, and difference between the 2 was minor, if anything i would say they were the same, just the wade had a little better take off
really...damn. I take it you mentioned the XR cam because mine already has the EL XR one.

I want something that gives me a bit more poke, but is good enough so I can drive it sensibley without it being lumpy or chewing through the petrol.
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Old 08-11-2006, 05:20 PM   #92
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really...damn. I take it you mentioned the XR cam because mine already has the EL XR one.

I want something that gives me a bit more poke, but is good enough so I can drive it sensibley without it being lumpy or chewing through the petrol.
i now have a DEV3hl in my car, defornetly noticed a difference as well, fuel consumption....whats that? lol
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Old 08-11-2006, 05:23 PM   #93
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Thing is as much as I want my car to hammer, in reality Ill need to spend crap loads to do it. Its just a daily, but I want enough peep so I can keep some newer cars honest.

Any suggestions? The only reason I have decided on wade was because of price. A Dev cam is about $500 isn't it?
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Old 08-11-2006, 05:29 PM   #94
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when i had my 1636 in mine, i noticed take off was a little better, after that nothing, after i sold it, i chuked in my old xr cam, and difference between the 2 was minor, if anything i would say they were the same, just the wade had a little better take off
yeah ive noticed too, only shaved .1 of a second off my 1/4
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Old 08-11-2006, 10:10 PM   #95
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really...damn. I take it you mentioned the XR cam because mine already has the EL XR one.

I want something that gives me a bit more poke, but is good enough so I can drive it sensibley without it being lumpy or chewing through the petrol.
Im having the same problems can't seem to find something that makes a change but is ok with fuel, i know its not going to be better in f/consumption than the standard stuff but i need some kind of power up.
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Old 08-11-2006, 10:46 PM   #96
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am i the only one finding this cam to do wonders?
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Old 08-11-2006, 10:58 PM   #97
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how did ya go cranners?
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Old 08-11-2006, 11:10 PM   #98
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From my experience with cams(what a test),Small cams respond well the retarded cam timing to give you more top end.Usually 2 degrees.On the other side big cam, advance it giving you more bottom end.I have tried both approaches to dailing in cams on dyno and dial gauge.Both work well.If the cam grinder nows his/her stuff then the specs they give you were to set it up should be/are most of the time spot on.Cam timing also radicaly changes your idle thanks to manifold vaccum.But I have also been told that most cams will work ok at zero but remember that shaving your head drops your cam thus putting your cam timing out.
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Nah getting the car back tomorrow, so ill fill you in then! :
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Not much yet, ive been advised to give the car a day or so for it to all ware in so i guess the cruise on the weekend will be the real test!
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they say you have to drive around for 2 hours staying under 2000 revs to ware it in, thats what wade and other people told me
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they say you have to drive around for 2 hours staying under 2000 revs to ware it in, thats what wade and other people told me
I never take the car over 200 revs anyway so i should be safe :hihi:
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Not much yet, ive been advised to give the car a day or so for it to all ware in so i guess the cruise on the weekend will be the real test!
take it easy for a couple of days, no thrashing, not for the cam but for the headgasket itself, if you come straight out of the gates with a fresh head gasket it is possible is may leak again sooner than it should beacause it hasnt sealed properly
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what a load of BULLSHIT about the cam. Whack it in and drive. If something happens, it wasn't put in right.

On the other hand, if you had the headgasket done at the same time, give the car a few cold to hot drives, and alternate the revsas much as possible so that the new head wears in properly.
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Old 09-11-2006, 09:36 PM   #106
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what a load of BULLSHIT about the cam. Whack it in and drive. If something happens, it wasn't put in right.

On the other hand, if you had the headgasket done at the same time, give the car a few cold to hot drives, and alternate the revsas much as possible so that the new head wears in properly.
Ahhh mate it seams you have things backward. camshafts DO have to have a break in period after being ground. Heads DO NOT. ( on el im talking about)
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Ahhh mate it seams you have things backward. camshafts DO have to have a break in period after being ground. Heads DO NOT. ( on el im talking about)
headgaskets do have a 'break in' time I can assure you for that, not sure about cams though
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they recommend bout 2 hours, but u can just go flat stick at 2 hours and 1 minuter though, gently ease the car to rev higher as u keep driving
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