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08-01-2005, 07:23 AM
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Re: speed density vs carb
The cam is the only mod you need to be careful with and I don't think the X cam is gonna work out well - SD needs good idle vacuum to get idle fuel mixture right. A Crower 15511, Crane 2030/2031 or Comp XE270 with 114 LCA are known cams that work and make good power.
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