444232 timing
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444232 timing
Getting ready to install new 444232 cam & lifters. Would there be any gain by changing cam timing ie: adv 2deg/4deg for better low end torque, possible mpg? The vehicle is a 93 f-250, 5.8 4wd super cab, c-6 & 4.10grs. Pacesetter long tubes installed. The veh is used to tow a travel trailer if that info helps. Thanks JMDMT
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Not really and this cam produces outstanding low rpm torque installed straight up so that's what I suggest you do.
Make sure you use all the cam grease and breakin fluid supplied and use only engine oils with zink additives from now on.
Make sure you use all the cam grease and breakin fluid supplied and use only engine oils with zink additives from now on.
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