sick cam sound - Page 2

MSTNGKILLA · 08-30-2006, 08:07 PM

MAN that sounded sick!!! Where do I get one off those??????????????

PC4STOP · 09-04-2006, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by 04stangkiller

http://videos.streetfire.net/categor...2300233b95.htm

anyone know whos car this is? this cam sounds sick and was lookin to find what brand it is so i can get one.

Exhaust sounds bad when he revs it. Idle is SWEET though. Just an opinion though.

kwiktsi · 09-04-2006, 08:25 PM

Sad times when people are making cam choices based on sound

. What about chosing the one that suits your needs/setup best? Sorry, I could be off base here, but that is the absolute WRONg way to choose a cam.
Joe

PC4STOP · 09-04-2006, 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwiktsi

Sad times when people are making cam choices based on sound

. What about chosing the one that suits your needs/setup best? Sorry, I could be off base here, but that is the absolute WRONg way to choose a cam.
Joe

6QTS11OZ · 09-04-2006, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by kwiktsi

Sad times when people are making cam choices based on sound

. What about chosing the one that suits your needs/setup best? Sorry, I could be off base here, but that is the absolute WRONg way to choose a cam.
Joe

After my Maggie is install, I'm going to get the best cam that compliments the supercharger while keeping emissions in mind. The Maggie is going to draw a lot of attention in itself with the whine. I don't need some outrageously oversized cam drawing attention too. Just remember folks that bigger is not always better especially when it comes to cams. I'm looking for efficiency, driveability and keeping the ride emissions legal not sound. But I have to admit I love the intimidating sound of a radical cam it's. There's nothing like it.

6

kwiktsi · 09-04-2006, 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by 6QTS11OZ

After my Maggie is install, I'm going to get the best cam that compliments the supercharger while keeping emissions in mind. The Maggie is going to draw a lot of attention in itself with the whine. I don't need some outrageously oversized cam drawing attention too. Just remember folks that bigger is not always better especially when it comes to cams. I'm looking for efficiency, driveability and keeping the ride emissions legal not sound. But I have to admit I love the intimidating sound of a radical cam it's. There's nothing like it.

6

Lol- when I saw you replied "oh great, I pissed him off again" was the first thing that came to mind

. Glad to see we agree this time

.. As for the sound- I feel the same, nothing sounds as mean as a wildly cammed car- but that doesn't make it faster than one with a more "sedate" sound. Base your cam choice on needs, not sound and you'll get much better results.
Joe

6QTS11OZ · 09-05-2006, 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by kwiktsi

Lol- when I saw you replied "oh great, I pissed him off again" was the first thing that came to mind

. Glad to see we agree this time

.. As for the sound- I feel the same, nothing sounds as mean as a wildly cammed car- but that doesn't make it faster than one with a more "sedate" sound. Base your cam choice on needs, not sound and you'll get much better results.
Joe

Yeah, I knew you would expect the worse before you read my post. I was shocked to see that we agree as well. But it just shows that just because we disagreed before doesn't mean we'll continue to. Even though we do disagree from time to time we're still family here. So

back atcha.

MSTNGKILLA · 09-05-2006, 12:54 AM

I definatly would not buy a cam for the sound, I will pick a cam that perfectly matches what the car has and is going to be doing. U guys have any Idea's were I can get some info too find out what would be best for me?

kwiktsi · 09-05-2006, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by MSTNGKILLA

I definatly would not buy a cam for the sound, I will pick a cam that perfectly matches what the car has and is going to be doing. U guys have any Idea's were I can get some info too find out what would be best for me?

Besides educating yourself on camshaft dynamics, head flow, valve size, VE, blah blah blah- it would be easier to just call an expert and tell them you need a cam. I would recommend Flowtech- he knows his stuff and can give you the appropriate grind.
Joe