95talongirl
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- Feb 9, 2008
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On a Jet Plane,
Illinois
Recently I just had a cylinder head sent out and redone. I also plan on running crane 264 cams in it. I am now looking at adjustable cam gears to complete the head setup. Here is why:
On the car's current head with Fp2 272/272 cams, it runs really well. However when the cams were degree-ed, found the exhaust to be off by a few degrees, not really enough to effect much, but it is off. I'd like to actually be able to compensate for this with the new head combo.
So that brings me to the question as to what cam gears to go with? I haven't been able to find a ton of information out there on them, or really any solid good/bad reviews. Found one thread that stated the HKS's are made of solid aluminium and have the best fine tuning, but that was from 2002? So my question is, what have all of you been using lately, and is there any brands that stand out over the other? Is there a good reason the HKS's are like $400, when AEM can be had for about $285 and Fidanza for even less?
Thank you for any input on this!
On the car's current head with Fp2 272/272 cams, it runs really well. However when the cams were degree-ed, found the exhaust to be off by a few degrees, not really enough to effect much, but it is off. I'd like to actually be able to compensate for this with the new head combo.
So that brings me to the question as to what cam gears to go with? I haven't been able to find a ton of information out there on them, or really any solid good/bad reviews. Found one thread that stated the HKS's are made of solid aluminium and have the best fine tuning, but that was from 2002? So my question is, what have all of you been using lately, and is there any brands that stand out over the other? Is there a good reason the HKS's are like $400, when AEM can be had for about $285 and Fidanza for even less?
Thank you for any input on this!