Custom Cam Install this Fall (Pics, Vids, Dyno, Todd Warren)

Intervention302

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Hopefully you read my whole post. You're basically using Autoplicity as the company that you're going to ask Summit to price match for the studs.
Oh yeah man, I just didn't fully elaborate the post.

I found the website earlier today, but didn't order from them. Didn't even think to ask summit to price check

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Oh yeah man, I just didn't fully elaborate the post.

I found the website earlier today, but didn't order from them. Didn't even think to ask summit to price check

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All good.

I went through this a few months ago and it got me the studs at a much cheaper price. Figure if i could help a few members save some money and get a slightly better product i would.
 

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Get arp 2000 you can reuse them not like the regular arp which are a one time use like the stock head bolts are .make sure you use ultra torque lube on your bolts
 

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Yeah I went ARP2000 head studs and rod bolts.

Should be good to 7000-7200 with the cams and valve springs

Now just to convince the tuner it's ok haha

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Mine might not lope all that hard with how I'm going to have them degreed

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Whipple has arrived :)
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Pics are from a screenshot of a small video I shot for my IG.

I'll get better pics tonight.

It's hard for me to maneuver. I'm recovering from hernia surgery and too heavy for me to really lift by myself
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I have to ask I really want to do cams in my cobra but it seems to be a super expensive job for not that much gain. How much does it actually cost and or did some of you do the install yourselves?

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I have to ask I really want to do cams in my cobra but it seems to be a super expensive job for not that much gain. How much does it actually cost and or did some of you do the install yourselves?

Generally not cheap. A set of cams runs $1250 usually. Then there's valve springs and retainers that need to be updated. Around $400 or so. Timing gears and replacement chains (good idea) can add up too and will vary depending on what you go with. I do all my own work and have over $2k in my cam setup.
 

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Confused by that E85 sticker myself. I've sprayed gasoline, methanol, water and nitrous through my Whipple for years without ever having a problem. I called whipple years ago to discuss that before doing it and they told me the rotor coating was resistant to all that and I would be just fine and it was true for me.
 

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It’s a sticker for the inside of the fuel door. It is basicaly saying the car isn’t flex fuel. The fuel never touches the blower, so the blower itself doesn’t really care what kind of fuel you are using.

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Probably someone thought it was a good idea to cover their ass against stupid people
 

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