eliyarbrough
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Adding a cam to my car to get the 'old car' sound? If so, which one? Thanks!!
Is it possible?
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there are so many different options. it all depends on what kind of performance you are looking for. if its just sound than get an E cam from ford racing.
we need more info on what your current set up is. e cams work great with mild comobs.
we need more info on what your current set up is. e cams work great with mild comobs.
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eliyarbrough
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I am not looking to upgrade her performance at all. I want to do it just for the sound!!! With my traumatic brain injury, I cannot process the info at high speeds. My car has plenty of power for what I need. Everything I do to my car is simply for looks or sounds. I hate it, but it is the smart thing to do.
I had 3.73 gears to put in her. I traded my old set of tri-bar wheels for them. I decided I really did not need them though and sold them.
I had 3.73 gears to put in her. I traded my old set of tri-bar wheels for them. I decided I really did not need them though and sold them.
Lightning Struck
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Pull a few hoses or plugs........that should give you a lump lump sound 
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eliyarbrough
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I wanted to add the old sound smartly, I guess. Thanks!!
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GREG@SN95
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well ya want a lopy cam
you need to talk to someone who is knowledgeable about cams...
they are very complicated... theres the duration, lift, timing, etc that all needs to be taken into account to best fit your car and its needs and what you want...
You can't just point out a cam and say well that sounds good...
your best bet is to talk to an expert
you need to talk to someone who is knowledgeable about cams...
they are very complicated... theres the duration, lift, timing, etc that all needs to be taken into account to best fit your car and its needs and what you want...
You can't just point out a cam and say well that sounds good...
your best bet is to talk to an expert
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eliyarbrough
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I was trying to find an expert on here, I guess. I have no clue on who to ask. I am not the mechanic type, sorry! Thanks!!
Oh, and I am not meaning to be a smart-ass, either.
Oh, and I am not meaning to be a smart-ass, either.
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GREG@SN95
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eliyarbrough said:
yah... I'm not sure if there is anyone here that very knowledgeable with cams...
your best bet would be to talk to a local mustang dyno shop owner... or someone along them lines...
try this too
http://www.summitracing.com/streetandstrip/professor_overdrive/TechQuestion.asp
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Get a custom grind camshaft from Ed Curtis. Talk to him about it, he will give you some straight answers.
http://www.flowtechinduction.com/customers.htm
http://www.flowtechinduction.com/customers.htm
