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10-08-2004, 08:13 PM
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I'd suggest you drop the attitude. You could smooth your transition into this place if you wanted to.
You were asked about your cam, as we've never heard of a Series 1 cam referred to as "stage 1" before. It'* that simple.
You were asked about your cam, as we've never heard of a Series 1 cam referred to as "stage 1" before. It'* that simple.
10-08-2004, 08:22 PM
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Well maybe give us some kind of details. I hope you understand AFAIK you'll be the 2nd person to install a cam into a Series I. Me being the other. We also get a lot of fakes that are quickly weeded out... So we have questions, I'll number mine for ease of response.
1. How did he grind the cam; Does he own the necessary equipment?
2. How did you install it; what was necessary?
3. Did you need different sized pushrods?
4. Did you have it ground for a 'lopey' idle?
5. Was the cam installed 'straight up' or advanced a few degrees?
6. Did it make a big difference?
Thats a good start...if you don't mind.
1. How did he grind the cam; Does he own the necessary equipment?
2. How did you install it; what was necessary?
3. Did you need different sized pushrods?
4. Did you have it ground for a 'lopey' idle?
5. Was the cam installed 'straight up' or advanced a few degrees?
6. Did it make a big difference?
Thats a good start...if you don't mind.
10-08-2004, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
I'd suggest you drop the attitude. You could smooth your transition into this place if you wanted to.
You were asked about your cam, as we've never heard of a Series 1 cam referred to as "stage 1" before. It'* that simple.
You were asked about your cam, as we've never heard of a Series 1 cam referred to as "stage 1" before. It'* that simple.
Attitude!! No I was just trying to be funny, it'* ok though, I like that line I Did "HEY NEWBIE GOT A CAM GIVE US SPECS OR BANISH FOREVER". I would expect nothing less from veterans of this forum, willren has done a very good job with me, KUDOS to him!!!. He has proved me wrong already, just a little misinformed on my part. I don’t expect to be “scrapping it out” with you guys here!! That’* not why I joined this forum, Just looking for good company!! Which I think I have Found!!!.
10-08-2004, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Newt427
Attitude!! No I was just trying to be funny, it'* ok though, I like that line I Did "HEY NEWBIE GOT A CAM GIVE US SPECS OR BANISH FOREVER". I would expect nothing less from veterans of this forum, willren has done a very good job with me, KUDOS to him!!!. He has proved me wrong already, just a little misinformed on my part. I don’t expect to be “scrapping it out” with you guys here!! That’* not why I joined this forum, Just looking for good company!! Which I think I have Found!!!.
What did Will prove you wrong on? And if you would, answer the questions I've outlined above.
10-08-2004, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by DrJay
Well maybe give us some kind of details. I hope you understand AFAIK you'll be the 2nd person to install a cam into a Series I. Me being the other. We also get a lot of fakes that are quickly weeded out... So we have questions, I'll number mine for ease of response.
1. How did he grind the cam; Does he own the necessary equipment?
2. How did you install it; what was necessary?
3. Did you need different sized pushrods?
4. Did you have it ground for a 'lopey' idle?
5. Was the cam installed 'straight up' or advanced a few degrees?
6. Did it make a big difference?
Thats a good start...if you don't mind.
1. How did he grind the cam; Does he own the necessary equipment?
2. How did you install it; what was necessary?
3. Did you need different sized pushrods?
4. Did you have it ground for a 'lopey' idle?
5. Was the cam installed 'straight up' or advanced a few degrees?
6. Did it make a big difference?
Thats a good start...if you don't mind.
No I don't mind but I have to ask, why!!! when you have found a reliable outsource for them, I think I will sign up for one of these cams!!!!!!!
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=22691
10-08-2004, 08:39 PM
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The sources are listed clearly in the thread and ready for purchase...anyway, like I said the interest is in the details. Please just answer the questions. You have a cam in there, these are really easy questions.
10-08-2004, 08:44 PM
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Yes you should expect this from veterans AND regular members. We're all curious. You're the second one to talk about a cam for these engines and I've provided several pictures and documented my entire journey...you can read it yourself.
What did Will prove you wrong on? And if you would, answer the questions I've outlined above.[/quote]
Again the truth!!!!, I could of been BS buy the guy how put in my cam too, Willren said no to the chip, Can’t happen!! but I did have have both supposedly installed??? I did not do it myself!! I guess I am just passing on the BS that I was told to the guy who installed it!!!.
What did Will prove you wrong on? And if you would, answer the questions I've outlined above.[/quote]
Again the truth!!!!, I could of been BS buy the guy how put in my cam too, Willren said no to the chip, Can’t happen!! but I did have have both supposedly installed??? I did not do it myself!! I guess I am just passing on the BS that I was told to the guy who installed it!!!.
10-08-2004, 08:48 PM
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I only can reap the benefits from being around such knowledgeable people. Joining this type of forum is why I came in the first place. But “DON’T KILL THE MESSENGER“.
10-08-2004, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Newt427
We did the cam at the same time. So yes this was not an off the shelf...... install and go, I don't think anything is with this car!!!, I replaced the Water pump on this car about two years ago due to the terrible whine it made. I replaced the water pump pulley with a smaller diameter one to combat heat, another trick I learned from my friends with the GN'*.
About the chip, maybe it was specific to my year or maybe I'm off on this (comments?)....even though they don't make one for yours. But its not actually a chip, its a module you plug your chip into...Any idea how he may have programmed this? I don't see it possible as I'm sure its proprietary information.
Most would probably call this "reasonable doubt" and since you're the one with the claims I believe its your responsibility to prove them as true.