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Kelford 280's too much for a bolt-on car w/fp green?
alright so this is my second evo. my old one had kelford 272's and it was really strong and i loved it with my bolt-ons and stock 9 turbo.
my new car is an evo 8. it has a 3in turboback (test pipe) and O2 dump housing. short route ETS IC pipes. ETS intake. right now the car has a stock 9 turbo on it. but i was thinking about getting the new FP green. im going to stick with Kelford for cams, i just want to know if the 280's are too big. thanks. {thumbup} |
only drag - 280's
street and drag - 272's |
I would go with the 272s for street use. 280 is pretty aggressive, and not needed for a mild setup like yours.
Good luck :beer: |
alright, thanks for the quick reply guys
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def stay 272. 280 is high rpm cam and more drag oriented. For the Rpm range the green operates in stay 272.
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yeah 272s are good for a ways down the road.
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Originally Posted by awd2gen
(Post 7833052)
def stay 272. 280 is high rpm cam and more drag oriented. For the rpm range the green operates in stay 272.
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