Aftermarket cam?
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jul 2004
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Try Crane, Schnider (sp?), Edelbrock or look around for anyone who does custom grinds. I suspect its a roller cam, which means it'll be a little pricer, but most places will custom grind a cam for not too much more than what an off the shelf grind runs for. You'll just need to be fairly specific as to what your goals are when talking to a cam grinder. Just saying you want one that makes "more power" won't get it done.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jan 2005
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Pilot, did some searching for you, here ya go buddy!
COMP CAMS
part# 49-410-8 oem replacement, good torque, and mpg
part# 49-422-8 needs chip, strong torque, and mid range
Both cams list for 363.67$ through comp cams, but you can allways get them cheaper through a wholeseller, like summit racing, jegs, and such, hope this helps! What do you have going on now, as in a project? I thought you had a sohc 4.0, I guess I thought wrong, if you need anymore help, let me know. If I don't have an answer for you, I will do my best to find out, good luck!!!!!!!!!!
COMP CAMS
part# 49-410-8 oem replacement, good torque, and mpg
part# 49-422-8 needs chip, strong torque, and mid range
Both cams list for 363.67$ through comp cams, but you can allways get them cheaper through a wholeseller, like summit racing, jegs, and such, hope this helps! What do you have going on now, as in a project? I thought you had a sohc 4.0, I guess I thought wrong, if you need anymore help, let me know. If I don't have an answer for you, I will do my best to find out, good luck!!!!!!!!!!
