Help me to choose cam for my Stang

Slow5.0

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I just find out that TFS Twisted Wedge is heads for my Stang
Now you guys have to help me with cam
You can see my mods and everything stay same except 24lbs injectors and bigger MASS , so what you think whats good cam,
BTW I don't wanna spend 1000s bucks on some tuning , so I don't wanna huge cam and don't forger guys I have 94 GT and PCM in our cars don't like huge cam (idle problems)

 

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Everyone will say call Ed at FTI and have him make you a custom cam made for your setup which really is the best way to go. His cams cost $325. TFS Stage 1 and the Steeda 19, and the E cam are pretty popular cams as well.

 

Slow5.0

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1105 said:

$325

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damn Thats too much money

Who on stangnet have TFS stage 1, Steeda #19 or E cam
And what kinda dyno # you guys get with those cam's

 

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I have the Stage 1. Power falls off around 5500rpm, has a nice lope to it at idle, didnt give me too many computer problems when I put it in, but I dont have any dyno numbers.

 

Slow5.0

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TTT

 

FordStang

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B cam!

 

Killercanary

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Its not too much money in that your not only getting the cam, but you are getting Ed's knowledge and advise. Trust me, a cam swap isn't the easiest thing to swap, I know I'd only want to do it once. With that in mind, $325 for the right cam for YOUR combo doesn't seem like a lot. The steeda is up there in price as well.

Make up your mind NOW that if you swap the cam, you WILL need some sort of tuning devise. Some get by without it, but that's not a gamble you should take. Set aside X amount of $ for tuning as its a strong possibility you'll need it.

 

Black95GTS

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isn't the steeda 19 usually a blower cam?

 

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No matter what cam you get you should look into the TwEECer.

 

GTJake

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I like mine.

Jake

 

mstangfrk95GTS!

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i have to reccomend the 2031 for mild street cars, alot of 94-95 owners use this with minimal idle and driveablity issues.


a custom cam is ALWAYS the way to go but the $$ is kinda high.