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Old 08-14-2003, 12:46 AM   #1
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Default Good Cam??

Finally the 302 is getting into my 65......I want to put a cam in it while the motor is out of the car.....what kinda cam you think I should get?? please help...car goes in by the 22nd and I need it by then....thank you
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Old 08-14-2003, 01:34 AM   #2
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first off what is the rest of your combo? That will determine what kind of cam. Yor question is just like asking what wheels?
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Old 08-14-2003, 03:20 AM   #3
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Well it's a stock 302 for now...I got underdrive pulleys and thats it...the heads are going to ported and polished....but that is all for now
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Old 08-14-2003, 06:17 AM   #4
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If you are building a "stock" 302, with factory intake, exhaust, etc., you are wasting your money on an aftermarket cam. Stay with the stock cam and add 1.7 rockers - that will be perfect for you.
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Old 08-14-2003, 09:39 AM   #5
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With stock ported heads the E-303 would be my first choice.
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If you are building a "stock" 302, with factory intake, exhaust, etc., you are wasting your money on an aftermarket cam. Stay with the stock cam and add 1.7 rockers - that will be perfect for you.
Agreed, also when you do decide to upgrade your heads there are far more better cams out there than the Alphabet cams from ford.
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Old 08-14-2003, 02:49 PM   #7
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I worked over set of E7's can make good power with alot of porting and bowl work I had 750 dollars in my E7's

It all depends on how fast you want to run. You can get in the 12's pretty easy with stock ported heads and cam.
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Old 08-16-2003, 05:59 AM   #8
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We're thinking about upgrading our H/C/I on our 88GT, here's what we've got installed: MAF upgrade, lt headers, underdrive pullies, BlackMagic efan, 75-100 shot.

Overtime the plans are to go with a NOVI2000, what would a good H/C/I setup be for these plans?
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We're thinking about upgrading our H/C/I on our 88GT, here's what we've got installed: MAF upgrade, lt headers, underdrive pullies, BlackMagic efan, 75-100 shot.

Overtime the plans are to go with a NOVI2000, what would a good H/C/I setup be for these plans?
There are tons of H/C/I combos out there, what is your budget going to be? Is it going to be limited or can yuo afford the more expensive set ups?
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We've got around $3500 to put into the car, we're looking at either a H/C/I, tires, and some suspension work - or a NOVI2000 setup.

The NOVI200 would be cool - but I don't think it'll do much for our times, unless we can change the suspension and add good tires. We're leaning towards option 1 with H/I/C, suspension work and some good tires. Then head down the path for the NOVI later on.
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We've got around $3500 to put into the car, we're looking at either a H/C/I, tires, and some suspension work - or a NOVI2000 setup.

The NOVI200 would be cool - but I don't think it'll do much for our times, unless we can change the suspension and add good tires. We're leaning towards option 1 with H/I/C, suspension work and some good tires. Then head down the path for the NOVI later on.
how many miles does the car have?
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Car has about 90K miles on it, we ran compression check on cylinders and they're all around the 130-135 range if I remember correctly.
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Car has about 90K miles on it, we ran compression check on cylinders and they're all around the 130-135 range if I remember correctly.
for Heads I'd go with AFR 165's check this article out:
http://www.fordmuscle.com/archives/2...ll/index.shtml

Intake An Edelbrock Performer RPM, For a cam, I'd go with a comp cams NX274HR since you plan on super charging it later:
http://www.compcams.com/catalog/154_155.html
And then all your supporting parts.
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I love my Crane 2031. It was a much better choice than any of the FRPP cams. Comp Cmas makes some good stuff too, I just preferred the Crane package!
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