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02-22-2001, 04:31 PM
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Speed density cars CAN runs cams, it's just all a matter of finding the right grind. A speed/density car just won't make adjustments for extra air and fuel. I agree with slow87gt...get the parts on his list first. They'll do you a lot more good than a cam would.
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