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Engine Mechanical TopicsDiscussion for motor builds, cams, head work, stripped bolts and other engine related issues. The good and the bad. If it goes round and around or up and down, post it here.
Don't feel bad about camshaft info overload.
Too damn many of them out there, IMO, and every other shop that sprouts up these days thinks there is a need to have a cam they call their "own", as if they have the inside skinny on engine building 101.
Scott
I guess this was a love note to whom now ?
If being complacent and unwilling to accept that MAYBE there is a better way to do something.
So Yuill bros,GMR,DBW,PHR,HotShot Motorworks are all just supposed to buy shelf cams and do things the same as everyone else ?
To answer the question.....Not at all...I would not waste my time typing that if I didn't think it was true,clearly the difference between people in this or any other business.
OP, i have a 13 with 103, and i have bassani RR 2-1, PV, and decided on the woods 222. i chose that one because i like a lot of low end pull, and the curves seemed to suggest that it hits quicker than the rest. i've been very happy with the 222, as it starts pulling at about 2000 and runs out great all the way to redline.
He follows us around on most all the message boards we are on, jumps in and does this all the time.
Makes him feel like he has some kind of worth, must be?
We do our best to try to ignore.........but the moderators here, aren't going to much longer..............
He follows us around on most all the message boards we are on, jumps in and does this all the time.
Makes him feel like he has some kind of worth, must be?
We do our best to try to ignore.........but the moderators here, aren't going to much longer..............
WOW! If this isn't the pot calling the kettle black I don't know what is.LOL Too Funny!
OP, i have a 13 with 103, and i have bassani RR 2-1, PV, and decided on the woods 222. i chose that one because i like a lot of low end pull, and the curves seemed to suggest that it hits quicker than the rest. i've been very happy with the 222, as it starts pulling at about 2000 and runs out great all the way to redline.
thanks I have looked at them too. They seem real strong, also have my eye on s and s mr-103. Seems that there are a handful of cams to get the job done.
He follows us around on most all the message boards we are on, jumps in and does this all the time.
Makes him feel like he has some kind of worth, must be?
We do our best to try to ignore.........but the moderators here, aren't going to much longer..............
Follow you around ?
Last time I checked this is a public forum not
Hillslide Cycles personal playground
Are you going to start the pitty poor me thing again ?
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