103HO Cams in a 96?
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103HO Cams in a 96?
I keep seeing these come up for sale but I haven't been able to find much on them in a 96.
Just trying to figure out whether or not it would be worth the time and effort to install these for around the $50-75 I keep seeing them at.
I was already pretty much deadset on Andrews 48H cams if I was buying new but if these get me anywhere near the same power it would be a good option.
If anyone has had any experience with how these perform in a relatively stock 96 I'd greatly appreciate whatever info you have.
Just trying to figure out whether or not it would be worth the time and effort to install these for around the $50-75 I keep seeing them at.
I was already pretty much deadset on Andrews 48H cams if I was buying new but if these get me anywhere near the same power it would be a good option.
If anyone has had any experience with how these perform in a relatively stock 96 I'd greatly appreciate whatever info you have.
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IMO, unless you had the HO cams laying around (free) your money would be better spent on aftermarket cams. The $50-$75 that would be spent on HO cams is a decent down payment on new (read: better) cams, and when you factor in the time and/or cost for installing them, you might as well get the most bang for the buck while you're at it.
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IMO, unless you had the HO cams laying around (free) your money would be better spent on aftermarket cams. The $50-$75 that would be spent on HO cams is a decent down payment on new (read: better) cams, and when you factor in the time and/or cost for installing them, you might as well get the most bang for the buck while you're at it.
Thanks for the honest response
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