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we tried installing a set of these a few nights ago. turns out they were ground off. i'm pretty disappointed. literally everything (especially regarding the timing) was checked. they did like 5 or 6 valve/hot lash adjustments as well. the shop has done MANY k-series cam installs and this was the first time they ever had problems. even derek at innovative chalked it up to bad cams. i hope this is just a one time problem as i've seen ips, skunk2, etc. cams that were off as well. currently sending them back and will be ordering prayoonto 2's.
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make sure you get your basic bolt-ons before something more major like cams. without the basics you wont see the gains. RH and catback paired with an intake and hondata w/tune will yield good gains, then look into IM/TB (or boost), then cams
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you wont notice many gains at all with IM/TB on stock cams. Those supporting mods are targeted for cams with more lift and duration with stock. on the dyno some small amount of HP can be gained from those mods but we are talking very minor increase. also depends on the particular intake, header, and exhaust. these things must flow good as well...
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you will see some gains but without more air entering the motor (ie intake mani/tb), you won't get the full potential. power comes from more efficient motors, you need flow both in and out of the motor. increase fuel and air flow my friends, its a combustion engine afterall
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think of an engine as a giant air bump. the faster you can move air through it the faster it will go. the least amount of restrictions and turbulence causing bends and kinks the better. cams just allow for more air to fill the combustion chamber. i wouldn't do cams unless i did every bolt on possible to insure i get the max out of the cams.
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