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crower stage II and 14B

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1fstSS

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Oct 10, 2004
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i was looking into cams for the laser, and found a decent deal on a set of crower stage II cams, i still have the 14b on it but have the 16Gkiller (ballbearing) sittin in my closet ready to go on, i also just ordered a set of 650's and a 255 walboro, i have a dejontools uicp 3 inch MAF conversion with MAFT ver. 2.01 ect... i did a search and couldnt find anything real specific on these cams. will i see a worth while improvement?? thanks!
 
1fstSS said:
i was looking into cams for the laser, and found a decent deal on a set of crower stage II cams, i still have the 14b on it but have the 16Gkiller (ballbearing) sittin in my closet ready to go on, i also just ordered a set of 650's and a 255 walboro, i have a dejontools uicp 3 inch MAF conversion with MAFT ver. 2.01 ect... i did a search and couldnt find anything real specific on these cams. will i see a worth while improvement?? thanks!

If I remember correctly, they are smaller than 264's but bigger than stock. You should also invest in a set of adjustable gears to go along with them since they have been known to be ground with the incorrect cam timing. I would honestly just invest more into either hks, comp, or fp cams. They seem to do well even with stock cam gears.

I myself have comp 101200's and have had them in the car for almost a year. They needed no adjustment, idle well, and even though I didnt dyno, helped power. I ran a 12.96@107 before the cams and then ran 12.92@103 after but also had 1 plug wire loose from the coil(only made 1 pass that night). both runs were on a 16g and 21psi.
 
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