Steeda cams, tell me about them?

ricky50

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I may be looking to get me a new cam and i had heard about Steeda cams.

Who has one and can tell me about the performance overall and when does the power come in and the overall driveability?

I was looking for something more than stock but i don't want the jerkiness and all that mess associated with the bigger cams.

How do the cams compare to motorsports ones and are you running 1.6 or 1.7?

 

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PipeMaster

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TTT for ya.

Haven't run them myself but have heard they are ground with a profile specifically to avoid loss of low end torque and drivability concerns. Steeda seems to be a good company, selling quality stuff, and not just out to make a buck like many of the bandits out there. Do a search, you'll find plenty info here or on www.corral.com

 

speedracer238

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bumpity bump

 

Black Sun 5.0

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I wouldn't mind more info on Steeda cams myself. Emissions legal? It's either a Steeda or an E-cam, but I hear the E-cams are so-so. Any info will do.

 

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90Notch

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You're going from a custom cam to a Steeda, why? I haven't seen anyone put impressive #s or times with a Steeda cam. IMO they close to the cost of custom, that's where I would look...a custom from someone who has good rep that is FTI, HiTech, Buddy Rawls, etc.

 

ricky50

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driveability reasons