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Old 07-30-2004, 06:46 PM
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I searched the forums, read specs and played with computer dyno programs. I finally settled on the Summit 2801 cam. The price was great and it has a ton of torque. The goals of my 400 4 speed 75 TA was an occasional driver that wouldn't be revved past 5500 and would be capable of driving in traffic with ac. I am installing a 3.23:1 limited slip rear axle as soon as I get it from the shop. There are a lot of other cam makers that have good grinds but this one fit my requirements and budget. Hope this helps. P.S. The 2801 cam has been discussed sevral times you can search for it for more info.

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