Question on Cams
#1
Question on Cams
Hey Guys,
Heres a video of a v6 stang that sounds beautiful.. =)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcvAwZUFw5w
would anyone know where to get v6 cams? im guessing he also changed the timing of it..
I was searching google for cams but didnt find any.. maybe someone can tell me a brand to search for
Thanks alot
Joey
Heres a video of a v6 stang that sounds beautiful.. =)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcvAwZUFw5w
would anyone know where to get v6 cams? im guessing he also changed the timing of it..
I was searching google for cams but didnt find any.. maybe someone can tell me a brand to search for
Thanks alot
Joey
#2
#4
hey Spike,
first of all i like to thank you for the info, however I don't quite understand what you said, I always thought this car was a SOHC (single over head cam? ) v6 03 Mustang.. isnt there 2 Cams underneath both valve covers on each side witch is SOHC? or theres just one Cam for the whole engine?
Thank you
#6
This is correct because the 3.8 liter mustang is a pushrod engine, not SOHC. The SOHC engines weren't introduced until 2005 for the v6 mustangs.
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#8
hey Spike,
first of all i like to thank you for the info, however I don't quite understand what you said, I always thought this car was a SOHC (single over head cam? ) v6 03 Mustang.. isnt there 2 Cams underneath both valve covers on each side witch is SOHC? or theres just one Cam for the whole engine?
Thank you
first of all i like to thank you for the info, however I don't quite understand what you said, I always thought this car was a SOHC (single over head cam? ) v6 03 Mustang.. isnt there 2 Cams underneath both valve covers on each side witch is SOHC? or theres just one Cam for the whole engine?
Thank you
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/camshaft1.htm
This should help you understand the difference between SOHC,DOHC, and pushrod motors.
#9
Man howstuffworks.com comes up every time now when I search for something like this lol.
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/camshaft1.htm
This should help you understand the difference between SOHC,DOHC, and pushrod motors.
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/camshaft1.htm
This should help you understand the difference between SOHC,DOHC, and pushrod motors.
lol thanks spike =) that site is awesome it shows in full detail. dang even with picture diagrams hahaha awesome =) thanks bro..
#10
Yeah they really have alot of things covered now that they did not a few years ago. It's a cool site for sure.
Oh also a cam is a mod that needs to be made once you are pretty much done with your goal are almost at your goal. As a cam needs to make everything work together well to make the most power. So if your gonna spray it later or add boost, then a cam for a n/a motor is not gonna work well.
Oh also a cam is a mod that needs to be made once you are pretty much done with your goal are almost at your goal. As a cam needs to make everything work together well to make the most power. So if your gonna spray it later or add boost, then a cam for a n/a motor is not gonna work well.
#13
Supersix can set you up with a very nice comp cam that isn't going to mess anything up, and you can tune fairly easily.
As for whitestang goes..sounds like my cam on a cold start....218/224 OR/X and a stroker...
guess I really need to get a sound clip or two up of idle?
As for whitestang goes..sounds like my cam on a cold start....218/224 OR/X and a stroker...
guess I really need to get a sound clip or two up of idle?
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