Anyone using CompCam 08-502-8 in there T.P.I 350?
Anyone using CompCam 08-502-8 in there T.P.I 350?
Is anyone using a Comp Cam, Part # 08-502-8. In there T.P.I 5.7L?
I E-Mailed Comp Cams, and they suggested me this cam, I am just wondering if anyone has this cam, and how they like it?
I E-Mailed Comp Cams, and they suggested me this cam, I am just wondering if anyone has this cam, and how they like it?
Xtreme Energy Hyd. Roller 269. 218/224* duration, roughly .500" lift, 112* Lobe Separation Angle.
I haven't used it but it should work well on a moderately modified TPI.
Make sure your heads can handle that much lift without the retainers hitting the valve guides (most stock heads poop out around .470-.480 or so) and make sure you use the correct valve springs AND then they are checked for proper installed height to give you the correct seat pressure!
I haven't used it but it should work well on a moderately modified TPI.
Make sure your heads can handle that much lift without the retainers hitting the valve guides (most stock heads poop out around .470-.480 or so) and make sure you use the correct valve springs AND then they are checked for proper installed height to give you the correct seat pressure!
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yeah at worst not putting in new correct valve springs will make your car act like it is hitting a rev limiter at best it will just be robbing you of power you could have used but never know is missing.
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