97dsmtsi
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- Apr 11, 2010
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orlando,
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like to do some cam work but ive never done cams on a dsm. so what cams and lift should i go with. im looking for 400whp D.D 

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Don't get BC cams, they make awesome stuff but their cams got short changed. Go for HKS 272's, Kelford 272's, or FP2 Cams and you'll be good for a solid 400+ with them without sacrificing drivability.
The only way you're getting down to $300 is used.
Ive got a set of HKS 264/272 with 7K street miles. Good midrange cams for a street car, PM me if you're interested.
The only way you're getting down to $300 is used.
Ive got a set of HKS 264/272 with 7K street miles. Good midrange cams for a street car, PM me if you're interested.
Look around for a set of used cams if your trying to save some money, I bought my FP2 grinds for $330 shipped. All the cams lifted above will "drop in" so to speak, without any modification to the stock valve train.
I disagree if you look at delta cams I think the come out in the 300-400 range and they have been tested to show some pretty good results.
Here's a guy that did a test of the deltas, http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/cyl...est-delta-hks-272-delta-k272-bc-272-cams.html
I think these would be your best bet if your looking for something cheap but good.
My HKS cams are being replaced with Delta K272s. They were about $370.
Like i said, the only way the OP would get to $300 is used.