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TL1000S

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I have a 2003 GT with Steeda high-flow intake, Steeda underdrive pulleys, Steeda tb spacer, Accufab 70mm tb, Accufab plenum, UPR o/r x-pipe and Steeda catback exhaust. Can anyone recomend a good cam? The car is a daily driver, but want something that won't make the car a pain to drive in stop and go traffic, and so forth.

 

madmatt

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Ive heard great things about VT's Stage 1 cams. Do a search about these, just watch out for piston to valve contact...its bad.

 

WhiteDevil69

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madmatt said:

Ive heard great things about VT's Stage 1 cams. Do a search about these, just watch out for piston to valve contact...its bad.

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With VT stage 1's PTV contact will not be an issue. Great cams all around, probly could do the stage 2's or a custom grind imbetween and be fine as well. Go to Modularfordpowerhouse.com and look at their specials.. They have custom ground VT's for cheap.

 

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Stanglover96

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I'm not meaning to threadjack, but I bought my PI heads today and was between VT and the Comp Xtreme line. Which is better?

 

nickthegenius

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Niether is necessarily better, but Comp has had some issues in the past with their cams for our engines. However, mine have been fine and make good power. I'm at 290RWHP and no headwork. BTW, mine are the XE270AHs.