Fueling for cam
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Fueling for cam
I talked to the guys from hamilton today about a cam, and they recommended going to bigger sticks than my 90s b/c i wouldn't have enough fuel for it and the twins. Anyone out there running a hamilton, helix, or maxxspool with 90s?
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You don't need sticks for a cam to work.... That is kinda dumb advice really. People swap cams in stock trucks to get better spool up and better EGTs on them.
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Thanks, I found that kind of weird myself, they said it'd clear up all my smoke and i'd be out of fuel. So it'll give me a quicker spool, lower egts a bit, and won't effect my fuel correct?
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Not changing the fueling and you have less smoke by changing the turbo or cam or so on means that the motor is working more efficiently.
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