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Old 08-20-2008, 03:00 AM
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Cam's for 3V F150's? any experiences?

So, I know I should have done this when I built my motor, but I was already over budget. so now I am getting ready to do a Cam swap. does anybody have any experiences with either Crower, Comp, or Crane with the new F150's or know of some review articles or dyno results? I am looking at Stage 2, because i don't plan on installing a TQ converter til I blow the tranny, most come with converters anyways. Check out my Signature for current Mods. Not very knowledgable on duration and lift and what is best for me. Needless to say, i have a 98 Maxima that is my work car, so MPG isn't a concern, blowing up stock components to replace with better aftermarket ones are my priority.
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Old 08-22-2008, 03:44 PM
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389rwhp! with out a charger! thats rediculous. how much did you spend on building the motor if you dont mind me asking
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Old 08-22-2008, 03:59 PM
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It is whipple charged
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Minus the 2 large cats:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RqUGdHwOsc
Other Exhaust Vids:http://www.youtube.com/user/joshmac46
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Old 08-22-2008, 04:39 PM
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Try this,

http://www.compcams.com/3valve/
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Old 09-06-2008, 02:22 AM
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i'd get comp or crane cams no crower. also upgraded springs. who is building your motor?
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Old 09-06-2008, 07:11 AM
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389rwhp! with out a charger! thats ridiculous. how much did you spend on building the motor if you don't mind me asking

HI!... Not hard. I made 354RWH.P and 392RWTQ N/A. Shooting for over 400RWH.P N/A on the next engine.
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"1999" F-150 XLT SPORT, BUILT 5.4, all N/A. "MIKE TROYER tuned"
354RWH.P/392RWTQ (no tune, yet) on 8 cylinders/ 13.60E.T (on 7 cylinders, broken ring in #5), 1.8 60FT.
PROJECT "PRO STREET FREAK" in the works........5.4, 3-valve, T-88
"2007" FORD RANGER SPORT, EC, SB, 4X2, 4.0L 207FWH.P/238FT/LBS of TQ 14.67E.T @ 91.62MPH, 2.0 60FT MODS = 16" DERALE electric fan, custom CAI, ASP crank pulley.
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Old 09-06-2008, 07:14 AM
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HI!... Go with COMP CAMS. Call them up and ask for the cam tech department. Tell them what you have and what you expect. They will suggest a "OFF THE SHELF" cam profile for you or you will have to have custom grinds done for your specific engine combo, like I did.
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"1999" F-150 XLT SPORT, BUILT 5.4, all N/A. "MIKE TROYER tuned"
354RWH.P/392RWTQ (no tune, yet) on 8 cylinders/ 13.60E.T (on 7 cylinders, broken ring in #5), 1.8 60FT.
PROJECT "PRO STREET FREAK" in the works........5.4, 3-valve, T-88
"2007" FORD RANGER SPORT, EC, SB, 4X2, 4.0L 207FWH.P/238FT/LBS of TQ 14.67E.T @ 91.62MPH, 2.0 60FT MODS = 16" DERALE electric fan, custom CAI, ASP crank pulley.
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