ROAD/RACE- Stage 2 Cam.
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From: Fredericksburg, VA
thats what i thought 
... well i'm staying tuned for the stage 2... i'm gunna be looking to have all the N/A parts done this year....
next year is FI year unless i stumble apon a hefty sum of cash
... well i'm staying tuned for the stage 2... i'm gunna be looking to have all the N/A parts done this year....next year is FI year
unless i stumble apon a hefty sum of cash
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From: Halli Wood
whats the specs of the stock RA CAM?
whats the specs of the RRM stage 1?
whats the specs of the RRM stage 2?
any changes on the low profile of the cam?
every companie gives you the specs of the cam, so you know what you are buying, and gives you DYNOs , so you dont buy the parts because they say it works, they proves you that it works.
I dont know, I dont feel like buying a expensive part that nobody knows the specs and how much gains you will have.
Thats My Op.
whats the specs of the RRM stage 1?
whats the specs of the RRM stage 2?
any changes on the low profile of the cam?
every companie gives you the specs of the cam, so you know what you are buying, and gives you DYNOs , so you dont buy the parts because they say it works, they proves you that it works.
I dont know, I dont feel like buying a expensive part that nobody knows the specs and how much gains you will have.
Thats My Op.
I agree, the guy that did my cam told me what the specs are and why he changed what he did. It was reasonably priced too, although it was a stock regrind instead of a blank cam. I don't see a problem with that, I'm not in an F1 race car
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From: frankfort
Hey DClipse, nice to see you on here! 4G Eclipse all the way! I'm pretty intersted in this cam too, I wish it was more like 500 I would buy it right now! But anyways, how much would shipping be I live in Kentucky if that makes a difference?
if you have access to a stock camshaft then a regrind is the way to go, it cost me 100$.
this is RRM's thread about RRM's cam, so if you guys want to know more find one of the threads I've posted in about the regrind and bump it. I have posted information before, so searching under my user name will yield faster results.
this is RRM's thread about RRM's cam, so if you guys want to know more find one of the threads I've posted in about the regrind and bump it. I have posted information before, so searching under my user name will yield faster results.