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    v8 cam kits

    Hi Guys,

    Well I'm soon to have a secondhand 3.9 v8 in my posession, has done 250k, some gaskets need doing, valley cover & rocker cover. I need to fit my v belt timing cover to the motor, so I thought whilst I'm there I should change cam, lifters, and timing chain. Does anyone know of a good cam that would be give a few extra horses. I think power down low would be better. I've heard of a few but then I hear of people not liking one and prefer another. Is there a general consensus of one in particular that everyone agrees on that would suit a RRC? apart from the original?

    Also some say that fitting a v belt timing cover to a serpintine engine that the crank is longer/spacer required or something along those lines. What is the truth behind this? Is it a straight swap?

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    Quote Originally Posted by milld View Post
    Hi Guys,

    Well I'm soon to have a secondhand 3.9 v8 in my posession, has done 250k, some gaskets need doing, valley cover & rocker cover. I need to fit my v belt timing cover to the motor, so I thought whilst I'm there I should change cam, lifters, and timing chain. Does anyone know of a good cam that would be give a few extra horses. I think power down low would be better. I've heard of a few but then I hear of people not liking one and prefer another. Is there a general consensus of one in particular that everyone agrees on that would suit a RRC? apart from the original?

    Also some say that fitting a v belt timing cover to a serpintine engine that the crank is longer/spacer required or something along those lines. What is the truth behind this? Is it a straight swap?
    go for something with short duration and high lift (comparitively) and try to get one with 112 lobe seperation, maybe more

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    Is it going to be EFI or carbs? I have heard a 3.9 EFI cam will do wonders for a carb engine. If it is EFI then you will need to stay very close to stock unless you are chipping.

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    Hi, yeah it's efi with 14cux, I also have unichip and extractors.

    Cheers

    Steve

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    Steve,
    LovemyRangie went down this track - mega thread with pics right here!
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...9-v8-cams.html

    Never did find out how it ran though...Andrew?

    enjoy!
    Chris

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    I'm about to install a Crower Cam with 446 lift and 260 duration. Will be running a few other goodies to make it work well though.

    Will let you know how it goes

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    Hi Siska,

    Is that the ;

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