what cam?
If you want a little bigger, go with the XE 224/230 with 1.6 RR. Works great with stock heads. Go to www.cmotorsports.com for info on cams.
Originally posted by LimitedEd1LE
If you want a little bigger, go with the XE 224/230 with 1.6 RR. Works great with stock heads. Go to www.cmotorsports.com for info on cams.
If you want a little bigger, go with the XE 224/230 with 1.6 RR. Works great with stock heads. Go to www.cmotorsports.com for info on cams.
Originally posted by Fastbird93
Have you seen the 224/230 put 343/343 corrected to the ground though?? Plus it's powerband is going to necessitate a higher rev to hit the peak than the 218/224.
Have you seen the 224/230 put 343/343 corrected to the ground though?? Plus it's powerband is going to necessitate a higher rev to hit the peak than the 218/224.
All I was saying, is that the 224/230 is going to give you more hp.
Not necessarily on a stock headed car.
I did a search and found the following:
jkipp84's sig: XE 224/230, 2400, 3.73's, Bolt-on's, lots of BMR. Dyno: 326/318 SAE
There's this thread.
Then there's 94formulabz, read his post on the second page of this thread. He made 343/343 SAE, 351/351 STD at the wheels.
I know that's only two examples, but I didn't feel like searching everywhere for more.
Either cam is going to be fine, but bigger isn't always necessarily better.
I did a search and found the following:
jkipp84's sig: XE 224/230, 2400, 3.73's, Bolt-on's, lots of BMR. Dyno: 326/318 SAE
There's this thread.
Then there's 94formulabz, read his post on the second page of this thread. He made 343/343 SAE, 351/351 STD at the wheels.
I know that's only two examples, but I didn't feel like searching everywhere for more.
Either cam is going to be fine, but bigger isn't always necessarily better.
Originally posted by jkipp84
Keep in mind I have an A4. If it was an M6, that number would've been in the 340's.
Either one of these works great with stock heads.
Keep in mind I have an A4. If it was an M6, that number would've been in the 340's.
Either one of these works great with stock heads.
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