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Old 07-24-2007, 09:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Old 07-24-2007, 09:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I am stuck on deciding what cams to go with on my 2000 ITR motor.
So far I have researched Buddy Club Spec 3+, Crower 402 and 402a's, and Skunk2 pro1's.

I am keeping stock compression, and I want to keep a fairly stock idle because it is my daily driver.

If you have any suggestions good or bad do not hesitate to post them.
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my buddy is going with skunk 2 pro 1's in his built c1

just dont get ITR cam with eagle rods cause that wont fit
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my first two choices for b18c5's. both require valvetrain of course and need to be properly degreed in for best results. the m22's are a little easier to tune. also, do not cheap out on the header. you can make or break hp with the header alone.

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rm m22x

my first two choices for b18c5's. both require valvetrain of course and need to be properly degreed in for best results. the m22's are a little easier to tune. also, do not cheap out on the header. you can make or break hp with the header alone.


come again?
DOn't you think the pro 1's are a bit too much? He said he's keeping stock compression, wouldn't the S2 stage 1 or 2 be sufficient enough?
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DOn't you think the pro 1's are a bit too much? He said he's keeping stock compression, wouldn't the S2 stage 1 or 2 be sufficient enough?
nope. a thin headgasket to bump compression a little would help, but not my preferred way of doing it. pro1's are great at stock compression.
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nope. a thin headgasket to bump compression a little would help, but not my preferred way of doing it. pro1's are great at stock compression.
I see, ot I was expecting you to be the first to reply to my thread last night though I already got my answer,
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I see, ot I was expecting you to be the first to reply to my thread last night though I already got my answer,
sorry didnt see it. i added my thoughts anyway.
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rm m22x

my first two choices for b18c5's. both require valvetrain of course and need to be properly degreed in for best results. the m22's are a little easier to tune. also, do not cheap out on the header. you can make or break hp with the header alone.


I am using an smsp header.
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