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264/272 or 272/272 camshafts

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Drifter27_04

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Feb 13, 2005
Winston Salem, North Carolina
I need some experienced opinions

Which set would you think or suggest going with:

264/272 or 272/272

I like the 264/272 as it is better toward low end torque but the power of the 272/272 I like as well.

Running the cams with my setup and a 60-1 stage 3 turbine what am I looking at in performance between the two? What are the ups and down between the two and whats better for a daily driver with little city driving? I thought of going with the 272/272 and playing with the cam gears to try and get the turbo to spool up quicker. Please all information very helpfully right now as I will be placing a order within the next hour.

BTW...its not listed but I have a built head with crower springs and titinum retianers with bronze valve guides and SS vavles.

Thanks
 
272/272 ALL THE WAY! A 60-1 is a medium frame turbo and you powerband is going to be in the upper RPMS... no matter what you do you will not have any 'bottom end grunt'. At this point it is all about maximizeing your setup and that means 272/272.
 
Thanks for the word...i went ahead and place a order for a set of DKS2.

Any information about tunig with DSM Link and these cams will be helpful as the time comes.
 
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