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Old 03-22-2004, 05:44 PM
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"I'm comparing like modifications done to similarly powered cars. Granted these cars didn't have Porsche's R&D..."

I was referring to the "similarly powered" cars. Sorry for the dangling modifier... I'm a mechanical engineer, not a linguist Apologies.

Geo... what cam's have the best results in your experience? I haven't looked that far into NA mods as to research cams. How much would a decent cam run me? $400? $500?
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Originally posted by FSAEracer03
Geo... what cam's have the best results in your experience? I haven't looked that far into NA mods as to research cams. How much would a decent cam run me? $400? $500?
Well, I haven't done any research into cams because they are not legal for me. However, I would certainly give Jon Milledge a call. His stuff is all the result of good R&D and dyno testing.

http://www.jmengines.com/camshafts.htm

His cams are $640. But look at the gains. Best you will find for an NA. If I eventually go E Production racing (in the back of my mind) I will certainly go with a JME cam.



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