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The title says it all. I am rebuilding starting with a 2 liter engine - actually a 1,7 case, but 2 liter crank and heads. Need help choosing a cam for Stock FI. I like the stock FI, and perhaps should have stayed with the original displacement, but I want a wee bit more power.
Actually I want a lot more power, but that is why I also have the 3.2 in the background. Advice about cams for a 2056 build and also about oil pumps would be much appreciated. Also, I really do want to not go the carb route. Thanks! |
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You may want to try Elgin cams in Santa Rosa. I've used them in the past when they were located in Redwood City. If I remember correctly, they have a 330-1 cut that can be used with stock FI. You will also probably want to go with heavier valve springs to help keep the valve seats in place and prevent valve float. I seem to recall that 928 valve spring work or you can contact Scat or Fat IV for HD or dual spring set-ups.
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